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Enjoy a well-earned break! Love the game ❤
Enjoy a well-earned break! Love the game ❤
thank you so muuuuch!
Happy Hollidays!! Hope you guys have a wonderful break <3
you too! <3
So... How is it pronounced? (Redd-it-tamers) or (Reddi-tamers), I'm dying to know.
I hope you all enjoy a well deserved break, stay safe and Happy Holidays!
it's reddi-tamers in my head, but it's also a completely made up term so you can say it any way you wanna (if you wanna :> ). Happy Holidayssssssss <3
as a past CEO, he's nervous the enemies it made will come back to get it
Same to you guys. Happy Holidays! ☃️🎄🎁 :kinuLove:
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Hey Redditamers (will I ever get that to stick? We shall never know.) 'tis the season! As this unique and intense year comes to an end, we wanted to thank you for being a part of our lives and our game. Thank you for your support, love and understanding throughout this year, we're grateful to and for you!
We'll be taking a smol holiday break to rest a bit and spend time with our loved ones, so things might be slow around here! Please try not to break the game too much until we return on January 3rd, okay? We entrust Arbury to you.
Have a wonderful holidays, whichever way you decide to spend them!
Stay safe and have a great time, alright? Much love from your friends at Crema 💕
External link →I do not mean to imply such a thing.
I am sorry to have stressed you out over this if such.
Funnily, I just got to the part where the in game reveal happened.
I don't think it is fruitful to continue trying to communicate on this matter. Thank you for your patience and openness.
hey, don't worry haha it probably hasn't been the best interaction we've had this week, both of us, but I'm not stressed over it and I'm sorry if I caused you some stress. You have a right to defend your opinion as much as I do, so no hard feelings. I hope you enjoyed the battle, and have a good holidays! :)
so "there was a spoiler tag" is a sad and lame excuse.
Spoiler tag or not, absolutely no reason to drop that ball like that.
And if you think you have to write it out, the spoiler tag could read: "Careful, the identity of clan belsotos leader is revealed in these patch notes."
Like I don't even understand how the reply to my feedback wasn't immediately "oh sorry we really should have done that differently, I'll go edit the line right now so it doesn't contain this incredibly unnecessary spoiler"
That's all I expect from a player focused company's community manager to say and do. At least "I'll pass it along" or "I'll check with the related people."
By just saying the name we didn't spoiler anything. We would've spoiled much more by saying what you suggest, and then the name, which is necessary for accuracy on patch notes.
What you imply is that every piece of feedback is automatically right, and I should immediately cater to it, and in this particular occasion, as player focused as I am, I don't think it was a "wtf Crema" moment. There was no spoiler inherently in the name, and I stand by how clearly pointed out it was. I am the related people, I write these, I don't need to pass it along.
Read moreLook. You wrote "spoiler alert". Fine everyone is warned - these notes discuss stuff that people could consider spoilers.
Well duh it's patch notes. (edit: a space)
Every new temtem, technique, location etc. could be considered a spoiler - it's a fair warning, if you go further don't complain when we mention something you wanted to discover on your own.
BUUUUUUT.
Why did you write out the character name ?
Why didn't you keep spoiling to a minimum ? Do you want people to read patch notes? Do you want people to enjoy exploring the story in your game ? Why can't we have both ? Shouldn't we always strive for both ?
The only thing that comes to mind is: "HAH I TOLD YOU THERE WHERE SPOILERS STUPID PLAYER IT'S YOUR OWN FAULT WE WARNED YOU CAN'T YOU READ?!"
At least, that's what it feels like.
I'm not here to troll, I'm giving genuine feedback, that I was surprised and that my enjoyment of the game has been lessened. Because *...
No no, first of all we wrote STORY CAMPAIGN SPOILERS, and specifically told people not to read them if they hadn't finished the main story line. And second, why did we write it how? It's literally only "after a battle with -", which could literally be just any battle with cinematics during the Arbury story, and would not cause any reaction in an unknowing player. You're seeing this from the pov of someone who already knows what happens, either because you had heard prior or because you looked it up after, but none of those had anything to do with the spoiler-tagged patch notes and could've easily been prevented.
We do keep spoiling to a minimum, but we still need to write patch notes accurately (and we only used the character's name anyways!) Both are usually compatible, and when it's not we make sure that everyone is aware (like this time). The idea that we did it only as a "getcha" is super ugly and couldn't be any further from the truth....
Read moreWhat should we do not do?
I was going to fill it in but isn't this more dramatic and mysterious, and thus cooler?? Have a great Christmas <3
With how much I intend to eat over Christmas Break, please release the Fat Burner item when you come back :)
it's already in-game!n If you want help finding it shoot me a DM haha
So I read the patch notes and there is a MAJOR story spoiler in them and there is absolutely NO REASON for it to be there. They could just write "The Leader of Clan Belsoto" instead of THE CHARACTER NAME in the patch notes. Just for a friggin bug fix.
Crema plz. wtf.
there was an spoiler tag in here, on the Discord server, on the Twitter. Heck, there is an spoiler tag in the actual notes. Why would you ignore that?
Hi Tsukki, nothing against you or the team but that reasoning seems a little off to me. It's one thing to have technical limitations, but were they really limitations if, for example, the lumas can just be made an exception? Regardless of how exactly you managed to achieve that, there are a number of different methods that could at least be workarounds to this problem.
Haha could be because, as I said, I'm not a technical person. I can't on any level explain to you how it was, as I didn't take part in it, but I don't share that the reasoning is off. From what I've heard, creating the system that allowed Lumas to be retroactive was a lot of work, caused a lot of bugs and took a lot of time (and we don't have a whole lot of that). Which is why we could only afford to go that route for Kudos that were impossible to re-do. Inconvenient but doable Kudos couldn't get the same treatment. Achievements would, normally, be achieved progressively as one progresses through the game, so it's a growing pain of Early Access. And about possible workarounds: I am not a tech person so I don't know the feasibility of those, but we can always get to that in the future and you're welcome to give us suggestions in ...
Read moreHi! We've launched a new patch solving some of the more serious issues with the Arbury update. Please don't read them if you haven't completed the main storyline yet, as there are spoilers.
https://crema.gg/temtem/patch-0-8-2/
This will be our last patch before we go on our holiday break, so please don't anything else, okay? Thank yeewww, happy holidays loves!
External link →The following patch notes contain spoilers about the story. Please proceed only if you have already completed the main Campaign quest.
While this patch does not contain balance changes, we’re aware that there are some tweaks to be made and we will get to it once we (and the world) return from the holidays. Balance changes are never as straight-forward as bug fixes, and we don’t want to rush them and make mistakes. We apologize for the inconveniences and thank you for your patience 
