All articles tagged with #player complaints
EA's new Skate game, launched in early access, is experiencing server queues due to high player demand, and it requires a constant internet connection, leading to community frustration despite developer efforts to improve wait times and the game's design emphasizing an always-online experience.
EA has made balancing adjustments to Battlefield 6's beta rush mode, including reducing the MCOM timer from 45 to 30 seconds and fixing defender respawn timers at 12 seconds, in response to player complaints about map size and game pace, with further tweaks possible as the beta continues.
Magic: The Gathering's Universes Beyond sets continue to face ongoing player complaints, mainly about their inclusion in Standard, higher prices, and supply shortages driven by collectors and flippers, prompting Wizards of the Coast to consider solutions to balance the game's original fantasy setting with new IPs and address secondary market issues.
Tennis players at Wimbledon have criticized the new AI line judging system for inaccuracies and technical issues, leading to disputes and calls for a balance between human and AI officiating, amid ongoing debates about automation in sports.
Diablo 4's Season 9 has received overwhelmingly negative feedback due to bugs, unoriginal content, and unpopular changes like the Reliquary system, echoing issues from last year. Despite Blizzard's hints at upcoming updates, players remain dissatisfied with the game's direction and ongoing problems, casting doubt on the season's success and future improvements.
The grass playing surface at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, installed just days before the Copa América opener, has drawn criticism from Argentina's manager Lionel Scaloni and players for its poor quality, affecting their performance in a 2-0 win over Canada. Complaints about the bumpy and hollow-feeling pitch have raised concerns about the tournament's standards compared to the European Championship. Future matches at the stadium may see the turf replaced with a more permanent grass solution, especially for the 2026 World Cup.
MultiVersus has relaunched with over 100,000 concurrent players on Steam but has faced significant backlash due to changes made during its hiatus. Players have criticized the removal of features, changes to mechanics, and the game's monetization strategy, leading to a "Mixed" perception on Steam. Fans are urging developer Player First Games to address these issues promptly.
Players of Helldivers 2 are expressing frustration with the latest balance patch, particularly the significant increase in fire damage, which now acts as an "instakill." Complaints on Reddit highlight the difficulty in healing against the overwhelming fire damage, with some suggesting the addition of fire-resistant armor as a solution. The patch also nerfed the Slugger Shotgun, leading to further discontent among players.
Players of Dragon's Dogma 2 are criticizing the game's stealth missions for lacking actual stealth requirements, with some reporting being able to freely roam through supposedly sneaky areas without consequences. Complaints on Reddit highlight the lack of challenge and immersion in these quests, with players expressing frustration and disappointment. It remains to be seen if these issues will be addressed in future updates, but for now, the game's stealth missions are facing widespread disapproval from the player base.
Players of Dragon's Dogma 2 are expressing disappointment over the lack of enemy variety in the RPG, feeling let down by the promises made by the developers before its release. Complaints on the subreddit highlight the repetitive nature of fighting the same enemies and question the placement of these foes. Some players feel that the developer's pre-release comments about diverse monsters were misleading. Despite these concerns, the game's first patch is anticipated soon.
The official launch of mod support and the first DLC for Cities Skylines 2 has led to a surge in negative reviews, with players reporting technical issues and expressing dissatisfaction with the quality and quantity of content. The mod hub is described as a "disaster," with slow downloads and mods not working as intended. The Beach Properties asset pack is criticized for being expensive and lacking substantial additional content, while the game itself continues to face technical problems and optimization issues.
Pokemon Go players are expressing frustration over what they perceive as poor rewards following raids, with some feeling "punked" by the game after multiple unsuccessful attempts to obtain sought-after Pokemon with good IVs. Players are blaming Niantic for setting mechanics that result in what they see as "mindless grinding machines" and expressing disappointment with the game's current state, while eagerly awaiting updates to address their concerns.
Amid MLB's uniform controversy with Nike's design and production, Under Armour posted a picture of a player wearing its baseball pants with the caption "We got you covered," in response to complaints about see-through pants and discomfort with the new uniforms. MLB issued a statement clarifying that the pants have the same material and thickness as last season, but some players remain displeased. Under Armour's post comes after the company chose to save $50 million in 2018, allowing Nike to take over the deal to make MLB uniforms.
Nike's rollout of new MLB uniforms has been marred by a shortage of pants, leading some teams to reuse old pants from previous seasons due to insufficient new Nike pants for all players and uniformed personnel. Players and officials have voiced widespread complaints about the new uniforms, citing issues such as see-through pants, inconsistent quality, and fit problems. Nike and MLB are working to address player concerns, but the lack of available pants remains a significant issue as spring training games begin.
Baltimore Orioles players express dissatisfaction with MLB's new Nike Vapor Premier jerseys, criticizing the fit, color, and material. Players complain about baggy sleeves, non-customizable pants, and the bright orange color, likening the jerseys to knockoff T.J. Maxx apparel. MLB commissioner Rob Manfred defends the new uniforms, stating they have been extensively tested and received positive feedback, but players remain skeptical and are providing feedback to the players' union.