[2021] You know what's the worst? They devs are not going to bother commenting on the situation and ignore their fanbase until we forget.

- We've done weekend fixes before when it's CMS issues and not an actual new build, obviously we try to avoid either of those things

- The gold medal comment was from one of the level designers, the show was designed by one of the live content designers, we're a big enough team now that it's different people looking after different areas

- I can't think of a single thing we've entirely ignored before, I'm not sure why you have that perception

- The show was broken... I didn't tweet about it so that it didn't draw more attention to the bug

- I didn't tweet that it had been fixed either, because people are upset that they didn't get to farm crowns while it was broken

I've passed all the feedback along, but there isn't time to address it before the show ends unfortunately. This was the only solution they had time to do.

We do all talk to each other and discuss this stuff but the show was designed months ago and scheduled up. It probably looks like a really quick and easy fix, totally get that, but unfortunately it's a lot more complex than it seems.

I don't know what you mean by not understanding the community. I've passed all this feedback along to the devs. It's fairly clear what the majority of people here are thinking, and I've definitely seen, understood, and passed it along. I don't design the shows myself and aren't able to implement changes.

"in one thread you say that it was actually meant to be 1 winner in the final" - This is true

"now you're saying that it was only fix you had time to do?" - This is also true. The 'fix' was to make it so it was only 1 winner in the final, like it was supposed to be.

I'm glad you enjoyed the tweets previously, and sad to hear you don't anymore.

Awesome to hear you platinumed

Very sad to hear you've uninstalled, hopefully one day you'll give us another chance

I asked the designers and they said that the intention behind the show was that it would be more competitive and encourage players to get a bit grabby - rather than it be passive and come down to luck at the end.

Obviously, it sounds like it's not panned out that way, and people aren't enjoying that. I promise I've passed the feedback along though, and I'm sure they'll address it if the show returns in the future.

They see the limited-time shows as a chance to try out new things and experiment more. They're only there for a little while so if people don't like them, it's okay because they get replaced and they can be changed the next time they return.

Sorry that was meant to be in reference to why I didn't tweet about the bug - and then didn't tweet about the fix. Tweeting about it would amplify the problem beyond the relatively smaller core audience on Reddit + Discord.

I often see people say that I should tweet more about bugs and what we're working on - I fully get that opinion - but from a marketing perspective, it's just not that great to keep tweeting about issues - especially when they take a while to fix and the only update is 'we are still working on it'. We post update threads on this Reddit when there's news and keep a public issues trello updated when things change for fans who want to follow that - but the Twitter is meant to be more focused on the game content and more appealing to a wider range of people.

With this final, I fully get that people dislike that in the end it comes down to luck because your progression through the "race" is limited by the hoverboard itself. I understand why people are saying they would rather have a random final.