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Is RockStar trash for not disclosing details about GTA VI for years? You must be patient if you want a good game.

I don't join a server just because it has the most players. Other criteria should be taken into consideration as well. After all, I'm seeking quality and not a quantity server. Our servers can have a common purpose, but we might have different visions of how we get things accomplished.

Sorry for the inconvenience. Next time I'll share the information within discord. If this was the kind of advertisement the moderators don't permit, I assume all the related topics would have been deleted by now.

Today I added a new feature to our Discord server. For occasions like clan wars, you don't need to bother yourself with creating a private server for your clan members for voice communication. With just a few commands, you can have your own voice channel and modify it to be a public or private channel. The creator of the channel grants permissions to the selected members using commands in the case of private channels.

Greetings, game fans! I invite you to a discord server dedicated to the Microvolts Recharged community. It will run under the management of community associates. The objective of establishing the discord server is to provide a friendly environment for all players and utilize it to have discussions more easily. And unite our requests for future demands. Besides having conversations, we'll provide information about the game once official announcements are published. This server doesn't belong to Masangsoft Inc. There won't be an official discord server, as stated by the game administrators. Everyone is welcome. Suggestions and feedback are appreciated. Join the discord server now: https://discord.gg/Cex7JEm2Tq

You seem not to care about growing the player base. As first impressions matter, focusing on the reports and feedback sent during the closed beta phase and fixing the existing bugs and glitches is mandatory. We can't have quality updates with the criteria you mentioned. The Ronin-Yagu Jubei kai set is an instance of what you've suggested. Adding nothing to the game but imbalance wastes time and resources. Players continued to play despite the cons the game had. However, you can't deny that there were many complaints. Also, who will guarantee that new players will continue to play in a game with problems and endure like the old players? Rushing the developers by telling them to release the game in a bad state is a terrible idea. Pay-to-win is not a concept created by bad players, as you stated. Players seeking equal opportunities use it as a term to express how playable the game is when they choose not to spend money on it. A low-level player can have decent game sets and other powerful weapons. Allowing only specific levels to join a room doesn't fix the "P2W" issue.

Assembling a team to record and search for cheaters shouldn't be a challenging task, but for it to be effective, we have to discuss multiple facts to come into agreement: The chosen members of this team should first play the game and get to know it for a while; otherwise, players will end up with false punishments. I'm sorry, but you can't bring a player who only plays melee and ask for their judgment in cases where it's unclear whether a possible offender is using a trigger-bot or an aim-bot. Though the member role might have more time to fulfill this task, rewarding them with gifts wouldn't be wise. That would generate an excessive number of misleading reports. I'm unsure what you mean by "internal tools". There's absolutely nothing that facilitates inspection for moderators. If a moderator joins the observer mode, the chat system will broadcast a message in the room. Cheaters will then take precautions. Adding different camera modes will significantly help in some cases. That might not be in my field of knowledge, but saving replays of the matches might seem a little expensive. Players should help by recording if no staff is online. We are unsure how many staff there are right now. It might be necessary to recruit additional helpers from the member role if it's needed. After all, this is the least expensive option for the current state.

Answering at this time will leave hints that could lead to the changes they implement, which look undesired at the current state. The game manager's statements strongly support that conclusion. Also, if they constantly provide us with information about the changes, that will put the team in a dilemma if they get both positive and negative feedback. We've waited for years. A couple more weeks should be endurable. Hopefully, we will be satisfied with the changes. 🙂

It's nice to see you on the forums. Thanks for keeping us up to date. 🙂

While I can't share the image showing part of the conversation I had with our "GM" as evidence due to the return code 403, I can confirm that this name belongs to an actual manager who responded to my ticket. Also, thank you for creating this topic.

That's the message I'm trying to deliver, even if the rewarded points are limited to a few MP. For the time being, a few players are unaware of the problems that will occur. Let's wait until the game is released. Maybe then some players will reconsider their opinion.

It won't be possible to find the right amount for each player. On the contrary, it can be possible to grant different numbers based on the account levels. The mentioned approach seems better than setting a vote-kick fine of 100MP as an attempt to reduce false kicks. A few MP points should be enough as a reward for such activity. EXP points shouldn't be rewarded. Time is one's most valuable element. Believe it or not, a portion of players are ready to spend a considerable amount of their time in such rooms. The more players are online, the better the statistical ranking, leading to a larger player base. Thank you for taking part in this conversation. Your opinions are valued.

Players were already doing this behavior either by putting a weight on the keyboard or moving forward -in-game then clicking "alt+tab". "AFK" players usually get killed and benefit other players by improving their kill/death ratio through illegitimate kills. My suggestion won't stop players from being AFK. If the developers fail to overcome such technical exploits, reports sent by players or staff interference will be required. Thank you for taking a part in this conversation.

You are right, the developers should determine the variable parameters for each case correctly before building a rule for automated vote-kicks. Thank you for taking a part in this conversation.

Creating a more suitable environment for the game to succeed is necessary. Our community is not limited to the old player base, so the percentage you mentioned should significantly decrease when new players participate. Thank you for taking a part in this conversation.

Greetings! The topic's goal is to raise awareness by mentioning community issues and solutions as an approach to evade any future conflicts among players. The players' behavior is an essential element to success. The worse the behavior, the more problems arise, and eventually, the lack of order effects will spread around the community. Stating laws to maintain order is undoubtedly mandatory. Luckily, I have played the game for several years, and as a result, I have become aware of the common problems most players will experience. Vote kicks: I suggest automatic vote kicks initiated by a system against players with strange behavior, for instance, killing more than five players with a melee weapon in a second. Encourage players to consider saving their votes for a chance when faced with true rule breakers rather than rivals, by limiting the number of votes a player can initiate per day. No-killing: problems usually arise in rooms where players shouldn't be fighting against each other. Non-compliance will promote hatred among the pers, resulting in cursing and insults in the chat. Solution: make use of the existing game mode where dying is impossible and modify it to reward players with points based on the time they stayed active in the room. Cross-teaming: such behavior causes an imbalance in teams besides prolonging the duration of the match. Solution: declare rules to condemn such behavior. Conditionally titled rooms: Titles like CSD, no-kill, no tank. Just as with the previous situation, non-compliance may lead to vote kicks. Solution: provide a statement that clarifies whether conditionally titled rooms should be adhered to. While the developers are busy with technical issues, let's improve the environment for our new players and create the community we've all wanted during our childhood experience. Since we have no clue whether the existing staff team played the previous versions of Microvolts, it might be wise to let them know the most common issues they'll experience with this community. You are welcome to take part in this conversation.

Sorel, block the player who disturbs your experience. That way, your messages won't be readable. I understand you are defending yourself, but blaming someone for not providing decent feedback doesn't leave a good impression. The attached image was not necessary you didn't have to justify yourself. Downtownpony, clarifying that it's ordinary to have such speed without name-calling would have been more advantageous for you, accused of exploiting and Sorel. Instead, you choose a word that may underestimate and flame the person to whom it was addressed. Hopefully, now that everyone has justified their actions, there is no need for such a conversation to carry on.

Well said.

The super glue and that item you need to buy to access the trading feature were pay-to-win elements, which I hated.

I keep checking mine and it's still empty. 🥲

Sometimes the capsule is used to reward us with the same item multiple times. Selling them wouldn't be beneficial. Trading was the best option in that matter. would it be possible to modify the behavior of the capsule machine, so it stops rewarding us with the same item?

Brilliant thought.

Thanks for pointing out that comment. The last announcement doesn't precisely cover the answer to my third question. the plan to be decided could refer to the potential beta phase extension period. Anyway, let's wait and see. 🙂

A key was probably sent to you, verifying that you are a beta tester. Check your spam folder. only testers should get this email.