Crucible Dev Tracker

While we're in Closed Beta, we have a weekly playtest every Friday from 11AM - 5PM Pacific, where all the devs log on and play alongside players. Queues are generally pretty fast during that window.

Outside of the weekly playtest, I would second the recommendation to join our Discord (and signing up for the gamer role we have in our Discord) - you can use it for LFG purposes and ping other players with the role who are interested in joining pick-up games.

Here's the link! https://discord.gg/playcrucible

While we're in Closed Beta, we have a weekly playtest every Friday from 11AM - 5PM Pacific, where all the devs log on and play alongside players. Queues are generally pretty fast during those windows.

Outside of the weekly playtest, I would recommend signing up for the gamer role we have in our Discord - you can use it for LFG purposes and ping other players with the role who are interested in joining pick-up games.

Looking forward to seeing you in-game!

Hey u/mombawamba,

We actually are back in Closed Beta right now, with a playtest every Friday from 11am - 5pm Pacific. Outside of that, you can look for pick-up games in our Discord with the 'gamer' role.

This thread is for feedback for the players who joined in the weekly test, and usually gets filled out closer to the end.

If the playtest times work out for you, hope to see you in-game!

Hey everyone,

Welcome to this week's feedback thread! The Crucible team would love to hear your thoughts on all things Crucible, and we have a few specific questions to get you started:

What are your thoughts on current character balance? Are there any changes you'd be interested in seeing, or have last week's updates helped even things out?

How have you liked the updates to Lurkers?

Here's some guidelines for giving great feedback:

• Give details and examples: Be specific, explain the issue fully. The more detail you provide, the better that your readers will understand the point you are trying to make.
• Suggest improvements: While detailing a problem is the first step in solving an issue, don't be afraid to put some thought into how you'd solve the problem.
• Avoid making it personal: Resist the temptation to argue with a person, but by all means debate a point being made. On the same not...

Time to change things up! :)

Glad I could help. There's still good feedback here. I've asked Rival to more explicitly call out NET60 in their rules.

Hey op,

Quent (Rival rep) replied elsewhere in this thread, but I'll reiterate so you have the Relentless version as well. Simply put, the prize payments aren't late - NET60 is a pretty standard payment timeline for tournaments. That said, we can always do better and we're looking at ways to optimize for future months. 60 days is the limit, not the goal.

Ty for posting u/Kalology, I'll make sure the team takes a look at both of those.

Thanks for posting the video so we can check out what you hit, and for the feedback /u/load231.

Holy cow

Yeah, totally makes sense - you'd like it to snap onto objectives within a certain radius?

Wild! Thanks for the report and screenshot - we'll look into it.

Hey everyone,

Welcome to this week's feedback thread! We’d love to hear your thoughts on all things Crucible, and we have a few specific questions to get you started:

What are your thoughts on the mini-map? Are there any changes you'd be interested in seeing?

How do you like the new contextual ping system?

Here’s some guidelines for giving great feedback:

· Give details and examples: Be specific, explain the issue fully. The more detail you provide, the better that your readers will understand the point you're trying to make.

· Suggest improvements: While detailing a problem is the first step in solving an issue, don't be afraid to put some thought into how you'd solve the problem.

· Avoid making it personal: Resist the temptation to argue with a person, but by all means debate a point being made. On the same note, do not be offended if someone disagrees with your opinion or ...

Absolutely - that's the plan once we've knocked out a few more things on the roadmap. Our goal during closed beta isn't to bring in a ton of players yet - we still want to work on improving the parts of Crucible on the roadmap before bringing in large numbers of players.

We usually have a 100+ on playtest days - queues are pretty quick (2-3mins)

We also have the 'gamer' role you can get in the discord to ping/be pinged when folks are organizing pick-up games!

We'll be sending out a wave of invites later this week for the Friday Closed Beta test :)

A few of our combat engineers and designers did in fact go to a range while working on Crucible - but the ideas of larping and other activities is a really cool idea when COVID subsides :)