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[Bonus] Ep. 46 - Drama, Exploits & Bugs (Patreon)

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2024-10-25 19:51:33
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Content

0:00 - hate watching fronk
0:32 - Brutosaur takes
6:28 - Who do you even blame this on?
6:53 - Exploit abusing
9:58 - everything is burning
12:12 - Exploiting publically
12:52 - The ring exploit
16:08 - The buggiest patch ever
19:18 - Outsourcing balancing to the community
20:33 - Blizzard just needs to hire more people
22:35 - Is it just care? bandwidth? or something else?
25:31 - Less people doing more work (D4)
28:48 - first impressions matter
31:05 - How many players actually care about balancing?
35:18 - Day9 made dorki open his third eye
36:55 - D4 bad
38:05 - Dorki's impression on Elden ring
38:48 - please abandon twitter
39:13 - Max puffs his chest
40:52 - This raid is weirdly difficult
44:50 - Dorki is very bored with raiding
46:46 - Dorki's weird relationship with his guildies
50:44 - Ansurek is a brutal fight
53:30 - Day9 episode was sick

Comments

Andrew M Bello

Balance is average...ele shaman is the worst aoe tuning ever... Yea nope

Minytrooper

My whole group of friends bought the brutosaur instantly. We all think they missed the mark on it price wise; $90 was clearly chosen so it doesn't look like a $100 price tag, but we all would have paid $250. What would yall have priced it at if you were in charge of getting the most money for this?

Dick Ward

Dorki is spot on with the coworker metaphor for guildies. At least at the level I'm at, guilds fall apart all the time. I've been through four guilds in four years. I join, we raid for a while, it falls apart, I move on to the next one. Sure, I make a few friends along the way, but it's not like I get to know every person in the guild. Hell, even when I stay in a guild consistently, the churn of people leaving and joining between patches is huge. To me, guilds feel like something more permanent than a Pug, but they definitely aren't a place where I'm going to know and love everyone.

Jaborba

After watching the day9 episode I think a great guest to have on next would be Xaryu. I think similar to venruki he would have a lot of great insight on the game from multiple perspectives and I think picking his brain about PvE would be very interesting.

gabriel ibarra

I think the mount would be fine if the game was a 10/10 or even 8-9/10 but its not. Most scuffed class buffs and nerfs ive seen in the 12+ years playing the game on top of bugs post the laying off of QA

Wrekh

Good luck hiring more people with the money Blizzard is willing to offer.

Will

i haven’t been playing wow for super long and after coming from other games where devs embrace bugs and exploits and glitches and don’t ban people i can’t for the life of me see why this community cares so much it’s kinda stupid to me imo, just a leaderboard number in a video game it’s not life and death

Warptime

Day9 is a gem, thanks for having him!

Civinn

Max seems so disconnected. Gaslighting Dorki and trying to say the bugs are fine because this is how it’s been for 8 years, why shouldn’t they be held to a higher standard when this is such a large game. Why should the first week or two of a patch feel terrible to play just because that’s how it’s always been?

Bolillo

For a new player that never got the chance to get the first brutosaur, im happy blizzard put this one in.

Hugs

So the thing about D4 (and a lot of modern AAA games) is that a lot of them use a live-service model. This means that, in order to remain actually profitable, they need a consistent player base or at the very least a number of whales who will buy everything you release. D4 sold a lot of copies on release, but games are very expensive to develop, and with D4 forcing multiplayer server costs probably aren't super cheap either. All this is to say that I agree with Dorki and that consumer sentiment absolutely matters. If Blizzard didn't make the changes they've made and they never got their player base back, the game would likely be considered a financial failure despite how well it sold on launch. I also think a lot of game devs - or rather, the execs at the top - vastly underestimate how valuable building a repertoire with your players is and instead focus on short-term profits over everything nowadays. If you burn enough goodwill with players, eventually they will stop buying your products.