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Hey folx,
Thank you all for contributing feedback to Temtem. Since the closure of the official forums, this subreddit has been the primary target for giving feedback, but there has been some confusion or unfamiliarity on how feedback should be provided.
In this post, we from the moderation team aim to shed light into this, and how the feedback should be constructed, so that the developers from Crema can quickly read through useful input and the climate on the subreddit improves.
- I have an idea or criticism for the game. Where do I post it?
Great! Please check if your topic has already been discussed in the last 14 days. If yes, formulate your feedback into this topic as a top-level comment and upvote the thread. Upvoting helps to make that thread more visible, meaning it's more likely to be seen by the developers. If such a thread does not exist, feel free to make your own.
- How should my feedback be constructed?
There is a lot of "I don't like this" on certain topics, but not enough helpful posts that will help to move Crema in the right direction. Feedback is super appreciated when it shares specific actions that Crema could take, or proposes changes that don't stray far from the idea of the game.
Example of helpful feedback:
Example of unhelpful feedback:
Not well constructed, starts with helpful input but then derailing with a different topic.
Keep your feedback concise, clear and state shortly how things could be improved. The faster the devs can read through it, the more time they'll have to read other suggestions. Do not attempt to throw shade, don't include backhanded comments or post feedback with the intent of gaslighting. Such posts may be removed without comment at a moderator's discretion.
Only post feedback if you actually want the game to improve, and keep in mind devs reserve the last right to include feedback. While they might not reply to posts, as they're often abundant, they read through it all.
- A note on the battle camera feature
Since it's inception, the subreddit's discussions have been dominated by the battle cam. There's been a lot of feedback during that time, both helpful and unhelpful. Please note that Crema is aware that some people are not happy about the feature or have issues playing the game. That said, Crema is still open to receive further feedback about this subject, as long as the feedback is well-constructed and elaborates on key points, such as pin-pointing the reason for the issues and how it could be improved.
Posting "add a toggle" under every post is spam and going forward, we will treat it as such. Avoid repetitive behaviour and do not write posts about things that have been said already a dozen of times. "The more people complain, the sooner something is done", is a popular concept for online games, but it does not work here and it's not helpful for Crema. With these changes, we aim to make the subreddit a healthier and friendlier experience for all users that come to visit.
Thank you everyone and stay excellent.
Your TemMod-Team.
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