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AnthemBioWare
Anthem is in a difficult place right now, with the player base staging a destiny– Level revolt to protest the state of the game, although much earlier in its life cycle, indicating a difficult path ahead. The problem comes from the lowering loot rates at the end of the game, where masterworks are infrequent and legendary does not exist, although a legendary complete set for each class is the current pursuit of all players.
This problem has been exacerbated by the fact that twice now, some kind of server-side glitch has caused drop rates of this level of loot to to skyrocket for about 5 to 10 hours before going back. Both times, the players shouted, "That's what we want it to be" and both times it was not permanent.
BioWare reacted to this problem by stating that it wanted to make "incremental" changes to the loot "over the next few months", which was not enough for the players, many of whom say that it was not a problem. they will not even be there in a few months. if the game stays as it is. Until now BioWare's incremental changes have been to eliminate the whites and greens from the loot pool, but the blues and purples are just as useless and the fabled ones still fall every 10, 20, 40 hours or so. never for the players.
Now the players are trying to organize a boycott of Anthem This is already underway, from yesterday, March 11, and until March 15. The idea is that if the number of players decreases, it will send a message that dozens of Reddit threads will not have it.
AnthemBioWare
I was asked what I thought of this boycott by people and … I do not think it's really necessary. It's pretty clear to me that BioWare hears what fans are saying. That they act fast enough, it's another story, either because of debates about their long-term process (ie not wanting to give too much loot to people too early) or something technical (raising drop rates is a little harder than it seems in the backend, despite these weird server spikes).
And the fact is that a boycott is not really necessary since the game itself in its current state will drive players out naturally. I stopped playing Anthem because surprise, take new destiny content or play Division 2 It's more interesting than doing the same five activities all day for a handful of masterpieces that I do not even need. My fear for Anthem even if the loot problem is changed, there is basically still not enough content in the game where farming that remains looted will remain enjoyable. Use destiny terms, AnthemThe end of the game is currently more or less three long strikes and patrol mode. Compared to his rivals, it's brutal.
I will dive fully into this tomorrow probably but Anthem run against Division 2 is going to be a serious problem. Division 2 turns out to be everything Anthem full of content and loot, even though AnthemThe story and the gameplay could have an advantage. Once everyone realizes how completely formed Division 2 is at launch, everyone looking for a looter solution will move there regardless of any organized boycott.
I do not know what AnthemThe numbers of players are currently, and what this boycott could do to them. I guess it will not affect the declines that will happen anyway, but who knows. BioWare knows what fans want at this point. The question is simply when and how it will be implemented, and how the biggest challenges of the game will be met afterwards. I have a bad feeling Anthem is not going to get the grace period Diablo, Destiny, Warframe and The division Five years later, BioWare is trying to create these patches and updates as quickly as possible. The clock is turning.
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Anthem is in a difficult place right now, with the player base staging a destiny– Level revolt to protest the state of the game, although much earlier in its life cycle, indicating a difficult path ahead. The problem stems from loot loss rates in the final phase, where Masterworks is infrequent and Legendaries do not exist, although a complete set of Legendary for each class is the current pursuit of all players.
This problem has been exacerbated by the fact that twice now, some kind of server-side glitch has caused drop rates of this level of loot to to skyrocket for about 5 to 10 hours before going back. Both times, the players shouted, "That's what we want it to be" and both times it was not permanent.
BioWare reacted to this problem by stating that it wanted to make "incremental" changes to the loot "over the next few months", which was not enough for the players, many of whom say that it was not a problem. they will not even be there in a few months. if the game stays as it is. Until now BioWare's incremental changes have been to eliminate the whites and greens from the loot pool, but the blues and purples are just as useless and the fabled ones still fall every 10, 20, 40 hours or so. never for the players.
Now, players are trying to organize a boycott of Anthem This is already underway, from yesterday, March 11, and until March 15. The idea is that if the number of players decreases, it will send a message that dozens of Reddit threads will not have it.
I was asked what I thought of this boycott by people and … I do not think it's really necessary. It's pretty clear to me that BioWare hears what fans are saying. That they act fast enough, it's another story, either because of debates about their long-term process (ie not wanting to give too much loot to people too early) or something technical (raising drop rates is a little harder than it seems in the backend, despite these weird server spikes).
And the fact is that a boycott is not really necessary since the game itself in its current state will drive players out naturally. I stopped playing Anthem because surprise, take new destiny content or play Division 2 It's more interesting than doing the same five activities all day for a handful of masterpieces that I do not even need. My fear for Anthem even if the loot problem is changed, there is basically still not enough content in the game where farming that remains looted will remain enjoyable. Use destiny terms, AnthemThe end of the game is currently more or less three long strikes and patrol mode. Compared to his rivals, it's brutal.
I will dive fully into this tomorrow probably but Anthem run against Division 2 is going to be a serious problem. Division 2 turns out to be everything Anthem full of content and loot, even though AnthemThe story and the gameplay could have an advantage. Once everyone realizes how completely formed Division 2 is at launch, everyone looking for a looter solution will move there regardless of any organized boycott.
I do not know what AnthemThe numbers of players are currently, and what this boycott could do to them. I guess it will not affect the declines that will happen anyway, but who knows. BioWare knows what fans want at this point. The question is simply when and how it will be implemented, and how the biggest challenges of the game will be met afterwards. I have a bad feeling Anthem is not going to get the grace period Diablo, Destiny, Warframe and The division Five years later, BioWare is trying to create these patches and updates as quickly as possible. The clock is turning.
Follow me on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Read my new sci-fi crime novel Herokiller, now available in print and online. I have also written The trilogy born of the earth.