Blizzard why do you keep ignoring reports about FULL premades in epic bgs?

[Bac-auchindoun]

@Obilot-argent-dawn

I somehow think that it won’t be popular at all, though. The sole reason for people to make premades is to stomp noobs. They /afk out when they face another premade.

Easy solution to casuals: If you cant beat them, then join them. Or make your own premade.

Advanced solution for Blizzard: Deserter should apply to people that do not enter the BG, unintentionally or with intent.

In general: premades are for people that get their butt kicked when they play alone.

[Priskah-ravencrest]

@Bac-auchindoun

In general: premades are for people that get their butt kicked when they play alone.

[Bûdspencer-dun-modr]

Tonight Alfredopauly goes to sleep crying, very poor premades tonight.

[Leancoda-antonidas]

I completely understand your frustration with the issue of full premades in Epic Battlegrounds, and it’s definitely a valid concern. While I can’t speak on behalf of Blizzard, I can offer some potential reasons why they might appear to be ignoring these reports:

1. Limited Resources: Blizzard may have limited resources dedicated to monitoring and addressing player reports. They could be prioritizing other issues or violations that have a more significant impact on the overall gaming experience.
2. Complexity of Investigation: Investigating reports of full premades may be more complex than it seems. It could involve analyzing various data points, communication logs, and gameplay patterns to determine if there’s a deliberate attempt to manipulate the system.
3. False Reports: Unfortunately, gaming communities sometimes face false reports. Blizzard might be cautious about taking action without concrete evidence to avoid penalizing innocent players.
4. Game Design Intent: There’s also the possibility that the presence of full premades is within the intended design of Epic Battlegrounds. While it may be frustrating for solo players, it could align with the developers’ vision for a certain level of organized group play in those battlegrounds.
5. Prioritization of Issues: Blizzard may be addressing a range of player concerns and issues. Full premades in Epic BGs might not be the only topic on their radar, and they might be working on a broader set of improvements.

While these are just speculative reasons, it’s always a good idea to continue providing feedback through official channels. Blizzard does take player feedback seriously, and expressing your concerns constructively can contribute to ongoing improvements in the game.

[Neinhart-burning-legion]

@Lunar-tichondrius

Well i just re activated my account again… and pre made ruined it for me completly… so i will just quit this game again.

i don t give blizzard money for screwing me up like this…

getting farmed from people with way better gear skill and so on… then spottet teabaged and stuff like that…

better playing offline mmos just suck this days

it works the same way for years in every other MMORPG game, I don’t know what you expected. For me it seems that, you are the problem, not the game.

[Secrets-balnazzar]

Lol. Blizzard don’t take player feedback seriously. Haha.
No shot bro. No way Jose.

Pandora already gave a good response to how they could fix the problem by giving players Deserter debuff from leaving queue pops.

Wait, let’s wait and see how many years it takes before that’s introduced into the game.
Oh btw, there’s still those bugged mining nodes in Ohn plains that were there at launch will probably get fixed in about 10 years orso right. Probably never was reported either, not reported thousands of times right?

[Amirra-silvermoon]

@Leancoda-antonidas

Limited Resources: Blizzard may have limited resources dedicated to monitoring and addressing player reports. They could be prioritizing other issues or violations that have a more significant impact on the overall gaming experience.

Blizzard have the ressources needed if they think it’s important enough, and the impact of premades is huge, first it is a violation of how the queueing was meant to be 2nd it’s a gameplay sabotage for many players in such an extend that they leave the bgs over and over when they realise it’s a premade they are up against.
Isn’t that big enough impacts on players’ gameplay?

@Leancoda-antonidas

Complexity of Investigation: Investigating reports of full premades may be more complex than it seems. It could involve analyzing various data points, communication logs, and gameplay patterns to determine if there’s a deliberate attempt to manipulate the system.

While it could be that some parts of it involve thorough researh I haven’t seen any feedbacks from Blizzard giving any signs to the playerbase that their concerns are heard.

@Leancoda-antonidas

False Reports: Unfortunately, gaming communities sometimes face false reports. Blizzard might be cautious about taking action without concrete evidence to avoid penalizing innocent players.

I’m certain it’s happening but when the same guy notoriously is known for making premades is reported by many different players (who don’t know each other) over and over again, there’s a valid reason to look into those reports, but that’s also not happening. The same guy or the same premade teams play months after months.

@Leancoda-antonidas

There’s also the possibility that the presence of full premades is within the intended design of Epic Battlegrounds. While it may be frustrating for solo players, it could align with the developers’ vision for a certain level of organized group play in those battlegrounds.

It never was intended, circumventing how the queues are working to get your full premade team into a random bg is nothing but bending the rules.

@Leancoda-antonidas

Prioritization of Issues: Blizzard may be addressing a range of player concerns and issues. Full premades in Epic BGs might not be the only topic on their radar, and they might be working on a broader set of improvements.

Yeah Blizzard are prioritising issues especially when it comes to pve but not pvp. And obviously it’s not on their radar. What Blizzard seem to want is that pvp gets more and more pve elements, maybe to eventually get rid of pvp. Take the recent pve flightstones as the new pvp currency instead of honor.

While thank you for your time to come up with some possible reasons to why Blizzard choose to ignore relevant pvp issues, I possibly can’t agree to that Blizzard takes player feedback seriously when it comes to pvp. They had years to come up with some solutions., and yet we don’t have any solutions.

[Darkwing-silvermoon]

you realise you are talking with a ChatGPT bot right?

[Opaloka-silvermoon]

Just because the MMO community are in general, immature, nerdy as hell and ultra toxic is hardly the fault of Lunar… the problem is not the game, not Lunar but the toxic little wastes of skin that decide to play like that.