A compiled list of generalized feedback seen repeatedly, consistently, and I believe myself

[Beethovenus]

Still need to read everything, but I absolutely agree with the store catalogue! The way I find it’d work nicely is:

• After a Season ends, those items will be added to the catalogue individually (e.g. all Season 1 items are put in the catalogue once Season 2 begins, with all bundles broken up into individuals)
• Individual items cost much less, but the cost of a Seasonal bundle is less than those items’ individual prices combined. This incentivizes players to purchase bundles, while eliminating FOMO and giving players the ability to buy what they want.
• Past battle passes, one-time event and weekly challenge items, etc. can be purchased from the catalogue – eliminating the FOMO aspect, and if players missed something, they can always pay to get it (within reason)

[DERK_91]

@Cocoakilla360

Section 6: Battle Pass adjustments

-Sections 6 has here by been classified by ONI until we’ve seen the changes made already with the season 2 battle pass.

From what we were told in the second outcome report changes are being made and seems to be an overall improvement. we’ll see how it goes.

@Cocoakilla360

Section 7: Studio Communication with the fans/playerbase

1. Just be honest with us about what’s going on. We’d rather be told if your up Schitt’s Creek without a paddle, or if you’ve run into some unexpected issues, than be left hanging and speculating on what’s going on. If management has made some decisions own up to em, take it on the chin, say sorry and tell us how you’re doing better to fix it.

That, pretty much just that.

@Cocoakilla360

2. Vet what community managers and spokes people say and think: “Will this insult the fans, or could it be construed as insulting the fans?”

Also don’t lie to us. “We don’t want player customization to be behind a pay wall so customization in Infinite will be earned by playing the game.”
Maury: The test determined that was a lie.

@Cocoakilla360

3. While a road map is very important, but just being kept in the loop is more important. Don’t say something is coming and then have it never show up with out telling us why. No promises are better than empty promises.
   -3.5 A roadmap would still be nice, thanks.

4. Keep us engaged. Throw out hypothetical ideas, and what if’s about random things and get our feedback on them, and judge fan reactions to those ideas. Keep us engaged, and thinking about the future, while making clear these are just hypotheticals that may never come about even if people like the ideas.

5. Don’t beat around the bush, or dance around topics. A lot of the filler ‘updates’ we’ve gotten don’t actually tell us anything about what’s going on, by just throwing technical jargin at us. While you might be telling us what you’re dealing with, you’re not telling us what’s going on, and that’s all we want.

I feel like these are all more or less one thing with 1. also. Just keep us informed of how things are and what’s going on. Give it to us straight and tell us how it is.