Frontlines sucks Ultra megathread

[Rueby]

It got fixed pretty quickly.

Quickly? That issue went on for months before it got fixed... I remember people on the forums saying it was working as intended and that there's no issue with it. That was funny...

[Mawlzy]

Quickly? That issue went on for months before it got fixed... I remember people on the forums saying it was working as intended and that there's no issue with it. That was funny...

I stopped playing paladin it was so embarrassing.

[Rueby]

I stopped playing paladin it was so embarrassing.

It was but I also stopped playing onsal when that happened and after how long it took before it was fixed I just quit actively playing frontline. I don't think they care much about that mode that got the short end of the stick in favor of CC which probably has a total of 20 people or something playing it on one DC

[Mawlzy]

It was but I also stopped playing onsal when that happened and after how long it took before it was fixed I just quit actively playing frontline. I don't think they care much about that mode that got the short end of the stick in favor of CC which probably has a total of 20 people or something playing it on one DC

Given that FL has a much bigger player base, I'd like to give SE credit and assume they'd fix it if they could. The problem I see is that, every iteration, part of the player base looks for ways to maximally exploit the new rule/skillset. I understand why people do that, and suspect a large part of the problem is that balancing for solo players and premades simultaneously might be literally impossible. Like you might be able to do it by setting all the LB CD timers so they're out of phase or something, but again this is the tail wagging the dog IMO.

[VictorSpoils]

Quickly? That issue went on for months before it got fixed... I remember people on the forums saying it was working as intended and that there's no issue with it. That was funny...

The threads got moved to "working as intended" even though it still got changed eventually. I guess in terms of semantics it wasn't considered a bug.

[Mawlzy]

The threads got moved to "working as intended" even though it still got changed eventually. I guess in terms of semantics it wasn't considered a bug.

I think in SE's position I woulda called it a bug instead of: "we meant to do that, but yeah it's stupid."