#player-feedback

#player-feedback

"It's brutal, but we're not going away. We're not quitting. We absolutely love this. We love every single part about it, the good and the bad. And we've been here before and we've come out the other end, and we're going to just keep doing what we can to stay alive."

"One of the great things about an online game like FBC: Firebreak is that we receive a wealth of player data and community feedback to inform our decision-making."

The backlash to the proposed new version of the Warlock subclass Hexblade released in May proved so negative that the designers of D&D have taken another crack at it.

Many players were irked to discover that Welcome Tour costs another $10 on top of the $450-$500 those same players are throwing down for the privilege.

You have [Roki] Sasaki over J.T. Realmuto? In what world does that make sense?

"Thank you for sharing your feedback on the trading feature in Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket. We're continuing to read your comments and investigate ways to improve the feature."

Riot Games has recently reversed unpopular changes to League of Legends that limited unlocks without payments, acknowledging player frustrations and promises to improve offerings.

Activision is launching Call of Duty: Recon Squad, a feedback program aimed at gathering player thoughts on the game's current state amid growing dissatisfaction.

"One of the major problems that players have been experiencing is feeling that the game is not rewarding enough. This is an area that we have to be very careful when adjusting because it's very hard to reduce drops if we increase them by too much."

Focus Entertainment revealed that 4.5 million units of Space Marine 2 sold since launch, as Saber Interactive's Tim Willits addresses sales expectations for gaming success.