[2020] Constructive Feedback/Critisism

Originally posted by PvtCMiller

I doubt it was worse than the Black Ops 4 subreddit even though I guess the level of toxicity doesn't really matter. BO2 or BO3 I forget which had devs getting death threats regarding quick scoping. WW2 had the backlash for allowing multiple ethnicity and genders in the MP aspect. Which says more about the people complaining no matter how much they tried to hide it behind "historical accuracy" or "my grandpa was offended by this, he sacrificed his life"...as if literally everyone doesn't have some type of family member or friend that has served...Then there were MP issues that were actually improved upon. BO3 and BO4 got mostly deserved backlash for MTX. IW and AW for being a little too futuristic.

I'll just say in 2020, one of the main reasons people use the internet is to complain. There is nothing wrong with folks complaining as it helps makes things better but as you said gotta be constructive.

I think some Youtubers do a decent job of being constructive like Drift0r or XclusiveAce. That's the goal for criticism, someone who clearly enjoys the game but wants certain aspects improved. You don't want the extremes of a Tmartn who at times came off as PR for COD games but you definitely don't want the elpresador or Thunder402 that takes a more negative or bitches about a lot of things approach. (I do enjoy him tho). It's gotta be difficult for folks in PR nowadays.

Originally posted by PvtCMiller

Appreciate the response. Yes my wordy response was really just saying I'm sure devs welcome positive and negative feedback. What is not needed is pure rage and attacks or threats.

Originally posted by DarthPlagueisTragedy

Hey, I’ve seen you around the treyarch game subreddits and you obviously work for treyarch. Can you explain your role exactly? Are you the community manager? Social media/communication? Or something else?