All articles tagged with #player demands
Caitlin Clark celebrated her first WNBA championship with the Indiana Fever but used the moment to publicly demand better pay for players from WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert, highlighting disparities in tournament and playoff bonuses amid ongoing league negotiations.
Helldivers 2 players are demanding buffs for the underpowered shotgun, Arc-12 Blitzer, with many expressing dissatisfaction with its performance and calling for increased fire rate or damage output to make it more effective in combat. The community discussion on Reddit highlights the consensus that the weapon needs significant improvements to be viable in the game.
Palworld players are requesting "vital" quality of life changes from developers Pocketpair, despite the game's positive reception and record-breaking player numbers on Steam. Suggestions include allowing mounts to fall from the sky with a button press, enabling summoned pals to eat from feed bags, implementing a meditation feature, and improving pal team organization. While some players have found workarounds for current limitations, they are eager for these improvements to be implemented.
Baldur’s Gate 3 players are requesting an expansion of Gale's story in the game's next patch, specifically wanting to see him reunited with his beloved winged cat, Tara, whom he created as a child. Players are expressing their desire for Gale to have a happy ending similar to other companions in the game, with many hoping for this to be an official addition rather than relying on mods. The community anticipates the next patch to be released next month.
Diablo 4 players are requesting stronger enemies and increased mob density in the Midwinter Blight event, as they find the combat less challenging compared to other areas of the game. Players feel that the current density is lacking and want it to be similar to the Blood Tide event. While some players believe that Blizzard may address this issue with a patch, others think it's unlikely due to the event's limited-time nature.
Diablo 4 players are requesting more customization options for the Transmog feature, specifically asking for a dye system to add new styles and shades for weapons and armor. Players want more control over colors and dislike the preset options. They also desire the ability to change their character's hairstyle. The developers have not yet addressed these requests, but players hope for changes in a future update.
League of Legends players are demanding an overhaul of the game's client, specifically criticizing the "Skip Waiting for Stats" feature. Players argue that the client is already plagued with bugs and issues, and this particular feature is redundant and forces them to create a new lobby. It remains uncertain if Riot will address these concerns before the next season.
Pokemon Go players are calling for the long-awaited addition of cosmetic customization features, including the ability to change avatars' hairstyles, body shape, and height. Many players feel frustrated with the lack of options and outdated hairstyles available since the game's release in 2016. Fans are hoping that Niantic will listen to their demands and make changes to enhance the personalization of avatars in the game.
League of Legends players are demanding Riot Games to implement an in-game skin preview feature that would allow them to test out skins in practice or bot modes before purchasing. Players argue that this feature would help them make more informed decisions and potentially increase skin sales. Some players compared League of Legends to Dota 2, highlighting the lack of this feature in Riot's game. The implementation of such a feature is ultimately up to Riot Games.
Tiger Woods has been elevated to the PGA Tour's board as part of a series of concessions made by the tour's commissioner in response to demands from top golfers. The players, including Woods, expressed their frustration over the tour's secret negotiations with Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund, arguing that the tour should be player-run and committed to their interests. With Woods joining the board, players will outnumber independent directors, giving them more influence over the tour's decisions. The players also want to change the board's rules to prevent similar negotiations without player involvement in the future.