Off to Convention/Holiday, enjoy the bugs! Why?

Magic: The Gathering - Puzzle Quest MtGPQ General Discussion
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Having played MTGPQ for at least 3 years, now, this weekend’s “WAR” event unfortunately seems all too much the same story…

  1. New event for the weekend.
  2. Bye all, we’re off to (enter name of Convention, here)!
  3. Event has bugs that could have been avoided by testing properly, but we have to deal with them. (This time it’s the Summon that turns out to be “Cast” objective…)

Apart from the fact that the team probably gets “Short timers disease” for the holidays or convention of the month and that, to us, it doesn’t seem like they get a lot of flack for “leaving us” like this, would it be too much to ask that at LEAST for the new content, especially events like WAR, the team checks at least a COUPLE more times before they leave it to us?

It’s not only courteous, but it might give us the impression that the team cares about the content they’re delivering to us. :frowning:

Otherwise from now on I’m going to stop being so optimistic and go back to the old Hibernum times of, “Ah, convention or holiday, can’t wait to see what bugs they left us with this time!” :stuck_out_tongue:

And meanwhile, I can’t wait to see what’s in store for the “Lost” event.. Hopefully it’s NOT lost…

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Let’s admit a few things here:

  • They do not care
  • They have other priorities
  • We either take what they are giving us or leave
  • Our direction/corrections/complaining is falling on deaf ears

So another garden game my wife is playing just started to use team to ENCOURAGE people to play. It seems like in this game, people are punished.

As an example of how awesome their implementation is, Let’s say you can give your teammate 1 extra swap at the beginning of the match, well once you give them the extra swap, the game gives you 20 jewels.

Its called building up and encouraging. Sound good?

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Yeah, sadly of the employees only Customer Care seems to act like they care and Brigby tries, but pretty sure he’s forced to “tow the company line”.

That does sound nice. I would hope that with our VIP memberships that could have gone into something more interesting than just getting cards every week, but there you go.