We can't make any changes to features until we publish a patch. Patch 1.2.1 was sent to platform holder for review two weeks ago, but they're still on it, and with the holiday period in-between, they'll take more time than usual.

We can't delay a feature that's already been shipped and in the patch, and the feedback came after it had been shipped and was in the patch. Any change, even adding an option to disable them, requires a new patch, and a patch requires certification.

Like I said, we've already made a lot of changes to them internally following your feedback, now it's only a matter of us being able to launch the patch and have it reach you folks.

We tested it, most of the people at the company saw them (even beyond our QA team and the people who made them) and they gave none of us motion sickness, even though some devs suffer from it. To clarify, all features are tested in action.

Nevertheless, we've already acknowledged the feedback and made many changes to them internally, but they won't be applied to the game until we get to launch a patch, and the build we sent two weeks ago is still being reviewed by the platform holders. We haven't ignored any feedback, we just can't get it to you yet.

I'm not trying to change the point. It's a feature we worked on that we want people to enjoy, that we believe is interesting and adds to the battles, and we want to give it another go and try to make them work well before we consider scratching it off entirely.

It was tested. Most of the Crema team saw them and it caused no one here any sort of discomfort nor did we not like them. We have already said we're going to be changing them.

Surprise features can go both ways, but it wasn't done to annoy anyone, let alone the playerbase. We're following the feedback on how to improve them and they'll be different in the next patch.

We've already stated we're working on tweaking them and adapting them so they don't cause anyone motion sickness. We've asked for community feedback on how to improve them and we've followed that. We've also explained we need a patch for this, or anything related to the cameras, and we've been trying to launch a patch for the past two weeks but it's still being reviewed by platform holders.

TemCS 2023: Up to $60000 and a ton of novas and feathers in prizes.

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The Temtem Championship Series (or TemCS, as we like to call it), is Crema's officially-sanctioned tournament series. It will take place in 2023, with the possibility of celebrating future editions based on the success and interest it generates. Players around the world will be split into 3 regions to compete in a set of regional and interregional tournaments throughout the year, battling for Tamer Rating Points (TRP) to qualify for the Temtem World Championship, where the strongest Tamers around the globe will fight for the title of World Champion.

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Hello, Tamers!

To celebrate the start of Temtem Season 2, and to start getting down to business on the esports scene, we will be holding the first ever Crema-run tournament this very Saturday!

The Temtem Championship Series approaches!

The tournament will be a friendly show match tourney with the best minds the competitive scene of Temtem has to offer. The highest ranked players have signed up and are ready to show everyone the peak of Temtem PvP battling.

Only one team per participant will be allowed, and matches will be divided in best of 3 sets. Players will be matched against each other at random, so excitement is guaranteed! Here's the roundup of participa...