@copperhead6006 said in Regarding SOT Anti-Cheat:
The situation of game is really disappointing, within release of arenas the game got flooded by cheaters, by my own experience I saw at least every 2-3th game a cheater, some were obvious, some were good at hiding it. There's no problem partnering with some external anti-cheat, most likely in this case it's all up to greed, cause you need to pay them. Fall guys, children game, literal walking beans have easy anti-cheat, The Isle, pretty old game from 2015 which is barely alive, 1-1.5k max peak players daily have EAC as well.
Sad, really sad, also can't criticize game and how it work's because your messages get timed out or blacklisted, happened loads of time to me in official SOT disc, ( btw this reply gonna get deleted as well for sure :D ) I mean we critcize for good, we wan't the game to get better so take criticism, don't hide it, don't delete it, get to work and game will get bigger and you'll get your money, if you have time to release each week or two new skins at emporium, then you should use that time to fix long lasting issues.
I dunno what happens in the discord as I've never been in there but on the forums a large majority of the criticism doesn't get deleted as long as it's not personally attacking people, posting witchhunt type of stuff or a bunch of spam.
Which is far more important than a discord as more eyes are gonna see public forums than discords people gotta join to see.
They take a lotta heat in posts that don't end up getting deleted so I don't think it's fair to suggest that, at least when it comes to the forums. Constructive criticism is helpful, not always fun to hear, but helpful.
I've always said I think there is a disconnect between dev and player that isn't part of specific cliques but it's not malicious, it's pretty common for certain voices to have more pull than others in decision making. I also think that communication is something that needs some work between dev and community, they tend to let things burn themselves out rather than communicate publicly with substance, which can build up resentment in a community.
but as far as taking criticism goes I think the forums specifically show that they do something that really isn't easy for anyone, they take a lot of criticism, both constructive and not.
An example of how communication could be improved is addressing the external anti-cheat thing, informing players about that process and why they are or are not considering it would be helpful. pros/cons, substance on the issue.