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Easy way to solve peoples problems with this game.
crazysteve
Member Posts: 57
I think like some one else who posted in another thread that said how people need time to get organized with this game. I completely agree. But there is one problem as people start telling more people to join in the cycle will repeat itself with the constant "Where do i get a gun" which i asked too but eventually found out for myself. In other words they need to make a cut off date for joining the open beta so people can really start playing this game how its meant to be played not grabbing a gun and shooting every one who comes within range of your pistol like some people do. I know not everyone one will agree with the idea of cutting off new players to the OB but you cant test with people spaming the chat saying "i bought a gun why isn't it in my inventory" a thousand times. The truth is this isnt an exageration almost every one of the 30000 people who joined said that at least once. Please vote on this issue. I know i cant change this but maybe the FOM people might think about this a little.
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You missed an option, how about the "go to the game makers forum" and let them know what you are experiencing.
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your right that one slipped my mine. Good idea
Thats insane. Do you think that just because there is no one left to complain about what to do, it goes away? Obviously if so many people are having issues with just figuring out what to do, it needs to be fixed. Better instructions and information is needed, and the open beta gives the developers a chance to see how your average player is going to cope in their game.
The game is the problem, not just the new players.
Only to a certain extent. The problem with any Open Beta is you get a huge number of people who don't give a monkeys about testing the game and are just there for a 'free trial' or to prove to themselves as vocally as possible that their game of choice is best. Personally I think Duplex should've pulled all the people off their message board (who were active) into a last stage of closed beta before hitting Open. These people who were genuinely interested in the game would in all probability have given constructive feedback rather than flaming the game to hell and back on every forum they could find, clearly they didn't have enough people in closed beta.
I don't quite understand how nobody realised that some form of tutorial or instructions would've been nice and that if you have an entirely player based economy that the devs can't control it (5k for a clip of ammo atm )
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