I'd only linked my account to Smite 1 in the past when it first became available. My smite 1 account was linked to Twitch, but until today I'd never tried linking, or progressing a campaign or claiming or anything.
can you shoot me your twitch account name as well as your SMITE 2 name and platform?
Having same issue. No idea where to go to disable cross progression.
can you shoot me your twitch account name as well as your SMITE 2 name and platform?
Having the same issue here!
can you shoot me your twitch account name as well as your SMITE 2 name and platform?
I am having issues linking my twitch account for the streamer rewards.
I am a legacy smite 1 player, I have a linked smite 2 account. Everything is fine. I log into the link.smite2.com site using my steam login. I try to link twitch and get the error:
Error: follower must disable cross progression before this operation
I then tried linking from Twitch to Smite 2 and I think it worked, but the account shows unlinked from the smite 2 side.
Either something is reporting wrong on the link site or there is an underlying bug and I'm not clear if things are working correctly or not.
Hello! Is this the first time you're attempting to link your Twitch account to a SMITE 2 account? Or have you linked to another, or the same account previously?
Also can you shoot me your twitch account name as well as your SMITE 2 name and platform?
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You can express disagreement without being extremely rude.
Guys you need to remember. They need to make money off of this game somehow and with the legacy gems being a thing if they kept the prices proportional to smite 1 they’d be hemorrhaging cash.
I’m not a fan of this change but I definitely understand it. I’m just gonna be way more mindful with what skins I do end up purchasing. 700 god skins on my smite 1 account and I don’t use/haven’t used 60% of them more than twice lesson learned 😂
It will be interesting to see after a year or so with people using up their legacy gems if prices start to drop
It will be interesting to see after a year or so with people using up their legacy gems if prices start to drop
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Hi there!
We currently have the SMITE 2 API under active development, but we're not quite ready to open up requests for public access. We're currently targeting closer to our open beta release early next year to get this process up and running.
We'll be sure to communicate on our official social channels when we kick this off!
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This kind of language is not permitted. With your history of insults, further stuff like this will start resulting in bans.
It’s a grind yes but the incentive is there! Tbf we don’t know if it’s longer or shorter this time round. They may even add more levels later down the line! Also I didn’t mention about mastering all gods, just working on a couple at once!
We do know - rank X is the same as rank X in Smite 1. It's a lot of time to refund all your gems basically
Why not use the diamonds you receive from playing these gods? you wouldnt have to spend anything as you've already got a bunch of diamonds coming your way (granted to level up the gods).
Mastering all gods to X is not that easy, espc without boosters.
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Not that it matters but I'm literally not lmao. But you know what, let's do us both a favor here and bump it to a ban instead
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Hate on people's geographical identity is absolutely not acceptable. This is a one and the only warning you'll get before a ban.
Thank you for your feedback and information on why are things organized the way they are currently.
In a way, it's definitely important to openly discuss these things. Everyone may have different views on what's best, but no feedback is bad feedback, even if there are certain reasons behind it. There's several other points of feedback on this post that I semi-agree with and we'll definitely be excited to hear more when we openly start the discussion.
I partially agree, we're definitely able to re-evaluate some of our rules to ensure less posts of higher "quality" get removed basically, which is in the interest of both the community and us as mods (community enjoys something, mods enjoy not having a dead community, win-win).
However, in the example you gave I personally highly disagree for two simple reasons:
As others have mentioned already, there are megathreads to report specific issues. Posting issues individually just clutters the subreddit and ruins the experience for everyone, and makes it impossible to actually keep track of the bugs
We have been politely asked by HiRez staff in the past to redirect all issues to their customer support outlets. This is because Reddit is just not a good viable way for them to track issues or assist people. Places where they can manage support, such as places where there's email communication or a ticketing system are much more likely to yield you t...
This is my 2nd time breaking this rule. Got it.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Smite/s/aDqViebZST Why was this removed
You have several post AND comment removals in your history - not for any specific rule. That's why a ban will follow.
That post was removed because using a gif of Finch in a random anime discord conversation does not warrant creating a post on a Smite subreddit?
I'd like to ask you to re-read our community rules - you have a long history of witchhunting and toxic behavior on the subreddit, with a lot of removals. Further rule breaks will result in a ban.
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