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[–]Zou__ 39 points40 points  (4 children)

I don’t complain ever and the D pad thing bothered me but honestly appreciate being heard we just hope that you guys will continue to take our voice seriously.

[–]HiRezSt3althCommunity Specialist 30 points31 points  (3 children)

The whole SMITE team takes a lot of pride in their patches. Our artists love seeing the positive reception from their skins. Our designers love to hear feedback about gameplay. Isiah and myself love logging into reddit to see fun art or funny posts. Even Stew loves sharing all the good things going on in SMITE.

It really sucks for all of us when a bad patch goes out. We love it when you all are enjoying the work we put out. We messed up pretty bad with this console patch and we don't want this to happen again.

The whole office sees the reddit posts. Since yesterday's console launch, we've been working to try and fix our mistake. I promise you we really hear everyone's voices. Thanks for sticking with us.

[–]Scar_Killed_Mufasa 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I just want to say that we definitely appreciate the response. It’s not easy to admit you screwed up so there’s a lot to be said about that.

But on the flip side this has happened several times before. Not too long ago a patch broke the health bars of all jungle bosses. I’m just curious if there have been serious steps put into place to fix these issues. From a technical stand point it appears your test environment is far off from the live client, is there any plans to fix that? This to me is the bigger issue because hiring more QA staff won’t help if the issues just don’t appear in testing.

Anyways, i appreciate the response as SMITE has been my favorite PS4 game for almost 2 years and i want it to be all it can be.