We cannot take action without proof. Also, that link seems to go nowhere.

@yourenemiesfriend said:
"4 days"

Whatever happened to "we're bad with timelines."?

Pretty sure if it takes you 2 days just to post about this issue it's going to take you longer than 4 days to fix.

Careful, Chizzler. You are on your way out. Make a constructive post for a change, or save the space your unhelpful disdain for the developers takes up.

I would not go that far. Building a PC does require surface knowledge of every component - namely their parameters and connections - which can accumulate into an overwhelming amount of information for someone with no interest in hardware, and the popular analogy of it being like playing with legos is only true after you have completed your first build, since each subsequent build would just entail going through the motions, and putting the pieces together the same as before.

But to me, letting someone else choose your build, not even based on your specific needs but on what the average person roughly wants, is the same as letting someone else choose what clothes you wear. People tend to severely overestimate the difficulty of building a PC, assuming it is like the hardware version of writing a program, when really it is like the hardware version of choosing what programs you want installed on your system. It is made to be simple enough for the average person to be capable of doing it with little effort.

Each PC is built to accommodate different needs, which is why purchasing one that is prebuilt is a terrible idea. You would end up with a machine that is far more efficient both in terms of performance and in terms of pricing if you choose all the components yourself. Moreover, prebuilts are a way of getting rid of one or two components that are not selling well, by bundling them with some nicer components.

Building a PC is nowhere near as daunting as it used to be. There are online tools and resources for everything you would like to know, and everyone has at least one friend with experience in building a PC they could consult for help if needed. Here are some nice resources off the top of my head:

• Logical Increments for choosing good components for every possible price range: https://www.logicalincrements.com/
• PC Part Picker for browsing parts, reading reviews, and creating your build with a compatibility filter to ensure everything works nicely together: https://pcpartpicker.com/
• User Benchmark for detailed comparisons between the performance of two components: https://www.userbenchmark.com/

@esturias said:
But now I really have to assume that the full release of content in this game also counts as the first testing?

Like I have said before, with a team of this size - and decentralised as well - the largest test they could do is a 4v3 or maybe even a 4v4 if they schedules happen to align ideally. I think problems related to map balance and the like only become evident in large scale battles, like the ones the maps were designed for.

A few minutes before you made that post, a hotfix went up that temporarily removes the mortar until a better placement can be figured out.

I really appreciate the new model of smaller, more frequent updates. Keep up the good work.

They planned on adding all the stretch goals' content, whether they raised enough money for them or not. It would have just taken them much longer if they had not raised enough money.

@qbmax said:
Does anyone know if ranked is going to be exclusively 1v1's because I remember their kickstarter goal saying that ranked will include 1v1's 2v2's and 3v3's.

1v1, 3v3, and 5v5 have all been confirmed.

It is @Neo who delivered; I only gave him some suggestions. It is amazing how quickly he got around to it.

There is a bug that incorrectly counts your gold and experience. Your gold is still there. It will be fixed next patch.

@Hitman5446 said:
I am having troubles with not receiving any gold or experience I know this was a issue at one point of time and was suppose to be fixed. I have had the game for about one month when i first purchased the game i had a the same problem but it stared working a few games in. I am level 23 and have a little over 10k in gold, Can someone please help or give some advice, I referred this game to a couple of friends and dont wanna give up on the game because I cant progress!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If you had looked under the Bugs & Glitches section of the forum, you would have seen it is a known issue, and that you are still gaining gold but it is not being displayed correctly, and that the latest update is going to solve this.

I just witnessed this. It is definitely suspicious.

@CocyxTheGaySkeleton said:
you're still in your very early 20's. it's crazy to think u have the world figured out already.

He was reacting to the almost satirical tone of the post he replied to. To say you looked too deep into what he wrote would be an understatement.

@PC_Principal said:
Leave the game as it is and send a message. You're not racists or sexists because your medieval game doesn't feature out of place people of color and women.

Some people are of the impression females and darker skin tones will be added as some sort of apology or capitulation to the recent hitpiec- I mean articles that have been written about the game. This is not at all the case. It has been known since 2015 that those aspects of character customisation will be part of the game.

Yes, the developers are extremely greedy, which is why they are selling the game not at $60, not even at $30, but at $25, as well as having zero microtransactions, pre-order bonuses, and cosmetic DLC.

For some reason, people have reported that reverting your settings to the default and changing them back to whatever you want fixes the framerate issues. It seems to have worked for me as well, though I did not run an extensive test or anything; I just eyed the FPS counter. I gained about 20 frames, but it could have been circumstancial. Either way, it is worth a try.

Both spawn building and votekick dodging is fixed in the latest patch, which should be out in a few days.

EDIT: You can report players by submiting the evidence to a moderator here or on the Discord. Since you already have evidence, send me a PM.

You can get in touch with the developers at [email protected] or send them a private message here if you have not done so already.

@Wil said:
How does one report individual abusers? I've emailed as well, but I'm unsure if that was sufficient.

Message a moderator here or on the Discord and post the evidence along with a link to their Steam profile.