[2023] Tweets by Ohreallyjared on 24 Mar

RT @ac0bi: People who count as game devs: - Social team members - Customer Service - Player Support - HR professionals - Legal team members…

Updates from @SrslyPaladin on matchmaking adjustments that have led to both MMR spread improvements and shorter queue times. I can't say enough good things about the work that Morgan has been doing with the Competitive designers to keep improving the system every week. https://twitter.com/SrslyPaladin/status/1638909623897042944

@SrslyPaladin We know there's more work to do. We know that there are still bad matches and long queue times out there. This is still one of our top priorities on the team. Keep your feedback coming and keep sending us matches that don't look quite right. We care and we're on it.

@lahtimilovers @SrslyPaladin This is a lot trickier than you might expect. We know that there's frustration around the use of emulation devices on console and we're discussing options. No concrete updates to share yet, unfortunately.

@denniswolf8 @SrslyPaladin S4 is just around the corner. Stay tuned.

RT @TheWindstalker: Living the dream and welcoming all dreamers! #worldofwarcraft https://twitter.com/LifeatBlizzard/status/1638921527969341441

@denniswolf8 @SrslyPaladin Trust me, we're ALL very excited for S4 around here!

RT @RodFergusson: Best to set some expectations early but any issues this weekend are better found now than at launch. Please be patient wi…

@RodFergusson But if I hit level 20 again THIS weekend, will you add another puppy to the backpack?

@lahtimilovers @SrslyPaladin The issue is that it isn't as easy flipping a "no third party inputs" switch. I wish we had that much flexibility/control. Lots of these devices are basically invisible to us.

@Ilirkra12427105 @denniswolf8 @SrslyPaladin That is one very unflattering picture of @aaronkellerOW. His face isn't nearly that wide.

@RodFergusson Gratitude isn't a puppy, Rod. GLHF this weekend! Last weekend's test was an absolute blast.

@Altrianim @SrslyPaladin I hear that. It’s easy for folks like us to say “rarely” when we’re looking at very large data sets. But “rarely” doesn’t mean that some players don’t experience them frequently or that those matches are any less frustrating when they happen.

@RodFergusson http://pbs.twimg.com/tweet_video_thumb/Fr68ey6acAAIZr4.jpg