Gratitude to patch team

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You guys are keeping the game alive, great job.

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It is nice to hear something other than complaints

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Gratitude is in order regardless if we agree with the changes or not.

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Buy any of you a beer next time you’re in Okinawa. Cheers.

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Superb work out there, folks.

If only I was able to have Soviet and Ost defensive commanders in one setup, I would be the happiest man alive, but hey - still awersome.

Fast, almost bug-free, and potent update, as all of them should be.

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14 Sep 2019, 22:02 PMthedarkarmadillo

There's some units I feel missed the mark, or rather we changed so little the impact was pointless and felt more like a "see we did something even if we really didn't" than an actual adjustment.

I think that's preferable to the severity of changes that the game saw under Relic. A lot of units went from hilariously overpowered to near useless (units like the comet, abilities like artillery cover). Changes aren't always intended to immediately fix a unit and make it viable; a lot of times changes are put in as low risk adjustments to make units more comfortable to use (changes like the most recent ones to the cromwell and to partisans). Beyond that, as you said, is just us missing the mark on some units.

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Almost all changes that were done were great. Outstanding job balance team.

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15 Sep 2019, 10:29 AMVipper

Gratitude is in order regardless if we agree with the changes or not.

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15 Sep 2019, 08:16 AMBananenheld

You guys are keeping the game alive, great job.

15 Sep 2019, 08:36 AMtightrope

It is nice to hear something other than complaints

While it's hard to just hear negative all the time, remember that most of the time it is because deep down they care about it.

My controls weren't working
And if they were, you were playing dishonorably,
And if you weren't, you were playing without skill,
And if you were, it's not fun to play that way,
And if it is, you only care about winning.

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Probably the best thing the team does is how open they have been about the intent of the changes and the process to get there. Their transparency is very important and should be commended specifically. This transparency probably feels like a negative to them sometimes because it invites dissenting opinions, many of which are unkind and unhelpful, but I believe that it does a lot of good towards creating positive discussion as well.

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Thanks for the patch team's time and effort.

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The haters can stew in their own juices while the modders should be proud of themselves and deserve love for their hard work. Thanks to all of you.

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Thanks for some changes

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16 Sep 2019, 01:37 AMGI John 412

Probably the best thing the team does is how open they have been about the intent of the changes and the process to get there. Their transparency is very important and should be commended specifically. This transparency probably feels like a negative to them sometimes because it invites dissenting opinions, many of which are unkind and unhelpful, but I believe that it does a lot of good towards creating positive discussion as well.

+1 well spoken!