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I don't care who you are. I wasn't calling you a child with tiny viewport, I didn't talk about your mental capacities. Although now they are clear to me. This thread is not about feedback, feedback is about what needs to be improved. "I love you, you are the best" - is not a feedback, but an expression of fanboism with zero constructiveness. This thread is about calling majority of users 12 year old kids with poor experience. It will not cause anything but quarrels. Not going to waste my time on you, ignored.
Childish complaining? Tiny viewport? Dude, I'm 38 and I develop games since 2002. Don't waste my time. To you they are probably gods, to me they are like workers in any other field. You can call it a complaint, I call it a feedback. It works just like that: users say what they don't like. When something users don't like repeats a lot, the developers will notice and correct it. One way or another, other people's complaints are none of your business. You are not developers, you are not moderators, why are you sticking your nose everywhere? This really cracks me up every time.
article says 19 medieval England monarchs were assassinated or executed. I wouldn't call it an anomaly..
This is what relation system is for. If you abuse your influence too much, you quickly lose relation with everyone to the point when they leave your kingdom or even turn against you.
Exactly this. I was also thinking about the boss example. You may hate him (low relation) but you still follow his orders. And spending influence make no sense, because you don't become less powerful by forcing others to follow you. Quite the contrary, you become more influential.
He might be an adult, doesn't matter. But on an intellectual level, his post corresponds to a 12-year-old. "Thank you TW, all your critics are idiots." What can I say.. Such threads pop up periodically. This isn't surprising, what I'm surprised with is that moderators are perfectly fine with this.
moderators must be using mods ... But the community manager is subject to community management stamina. He is forced to rest 24h after each post.
You miss one very important thing. All they could earn on PC they already earned. And there is a huge console market, which I'm sure is their next goal. But consoles are not like steam, you can't release half-dead game there. You have to pass certification at Sony/Microsoft with their professional QA. If half the perks do nothing, nobody will notice. But if a game will crash every 5 minutes, you can forget about it. And recertification costs money and time! That's why all these poor interns are now working for food to fix these crashes. And we serve as testers for stabilizing the game.
Of course different arrows should do different type of damage. Standard flesh-cutter head is devastating against unarmored and is also good against padded armor. Be it arrows or bolts, doesn't matter. Against chainmail you need bodkin points, which can pierce to some degree. However they do less damage against unarmored/gambeson.
Well, from my practice it usually helps a lot. When they hang a bunch of different systems on one programmer, he simply can't manage to keep them all in working condition. Bugs and crashes become more frequent, hacks and placeholders multiply. This is what we see in bannerlord, the symptoms are exactly like this. Their patches don't even fix what is claimed, but rather produce new bugs. Only two options are possible here:
I'm a developer in big gamedev company. We have over 400 people in our office, and there are offices in other countries. Since the beginning of quarantine, everybody have been working remotely. People who don't have suitable hardware at home, were delivered their working PCs. Some people use remote desktop, I prefer to use my home PC. It takes a minute to connect to the server via vpn, run perforce client, get latest version and begin to write your code. You still have your tasks in jira, you have all your colleagues in group chat/discord. I personally find this a more comfortable and productive way of working)
LMAO, that's beautifully put
It's unclear on what basis you are making these loud declarations ("absolutely no control"). As if you know the situation better than the developers, although you just got a quote from one of them. But since you allowed us to continue, I see no reason to argue further.