Temtem has some of the least interesting "teases" ever lmao
What exactly is meant to be guessed from 3 pixels?
Sorry! I was doing the same thing in the Discord and there was a fun little guessing game going on, and I try not to leave Reddit out of those sort of teasers.
What other kind of teasers would you like to see in the future? We can try new things.
I haven't tested it personally but it should work as long as it is recognized as something similar to a keyboard or a gamepad. You can remap pretty much anything ingame (or in Steam like you said).
There is a title for all EA players. You maintain it even after resetting the account.
That is tied to the quality level you chose for the video settings. IIRC there is also a setting to enable or disable it independently.
Temtem's next event, while still unveiled and mysterious, will start on Monday, August 7th, and last until August 27th!
This event will make the delight of all Tamers that love their Tems as if they were companions ❤
You'll get a chance to earn exclusive rewards at no cost through in-game challenges and quests. Don't miss it!
This is the last event of Season 4, after that we set sail onto Season 5 (on September 25th, remember!).
Also, 1.4.2 has been sent for certification and we're hoping to be able to launch it next week! It includes bug fixes and a mid-season balance patch addressing some of the main concerns in 1.4. We'll let you know asap once we have a release date!
Read more External link →Read moreOn the rare chance you see this, Yaw, I am a Temtem player who really loves the game and play it weekly.
What the game desperately needs is better gameplay loops, and a revision of the entire reward system. I won't spend too much time on this, but Freetem is absurdly boring. Dojo Rematches can get stale, but are fine as it is. It is absurd that Fishing the 5/5 doesn't guarantee an ETC. Tamer Activities are fun, but the reward ratio is waaaaaay off.
All in all, I feel that the gameplay loops and reward ratios make the game be way to grindy for players who want to invest in other stuff that isn't Showdown. And you all knew this, so I don't know why it is such a surprise that by making the game progression so grindy you dont make it NEARLY rewarding enough for casuals to stick to it. As it stands, it will only be welcoming to hardcore players (such as me). And I am sorry but this is really easy to grasp, and it's at the root at the issue why the playerbase is the numbe...
Thanks for your comment!
And yeah, I agree, PvE is not in the best form right now. There are some things coming in 1.5, a rework for Freetem (although it will always be "boring" due to the nature of it) and some improvements for Lairs too. I also want to take a look at the rewards but is always complicated to find a good spot, at least for us.
Yes! There is a big content patch planned for September that includes a new mythical Tem so if you start now you will be able to reach the endgame point needed for the new quest and the new mythical in time!
This design is very, very disappointing to me from the looks of it. I was hoping they were going to keep the theme of the other mythicals and do some kind of reptile/dinosaur/dragon. It also looks very small and simple from the silhouette, which is making me wonder why on earth it's taken so long to make.
You are now hating over your own capabilities lol
We haven’t shown anything about the design. The thing you’re referring to is just a twitter meme.
Read moreThis is exactly what i mean when i claim you are being intentionally dishonest and try to gaslight people. You know full well most of these features were planned as early as the game was sold on EA, it even had your own roadmap on the store page.
Planned:
Tamer's Paradise with five PVE activities
Kudos system (Achievements)
In-game tournaments
Cross-progression
Nuzlocke
The trade house
Quest diary
Unplanned:
Fishing
Randomlocke/Speedrun
Lairs
~25 Tems (I highly doubt this is true, but i will let it slide because i don't want to check the numbers)
Showdown
Sponsored official tournaments. I honestly don't know how you consider this content when it only affects 0.01% of the player-base but w/e.
How is selling me things twice (even...
I’m obviously talking about our original plans vs what will the game have/will have. If you discovered the game on early access then some of those things were already developed or planned yes, same as if you discover the game on 1.0 or now. Doesn’t change the fact that we’ve been constantly upgrading and increasing our vision for the game and the scope of the features it has.
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Read moreThe two paragraphs quoted seem to be contradictory and easily part of the problem on the incorrection perception by players.
An MMO - hell, even just a multiplayer live service game like Call of Duty - is built in a way to keep players repeatedly grinding content (including pvp) for extraneous goodies such as player levels, cosmetics, or loot to replay the content at higher difficulties. This is NOT the type of game focused on story.
And then your second paragraph says the game is a "classic adventure focused on a campaign". Well, that's a traditional, single-player (or coop) game as far as i can tell. These games, like most games that existed before online connectivity, are finite experiences. They have a beginning, middle, and end. The player plays through it, usually once, enjoys it, puts it down, and moves on to the next game.
And there's nothing wrong with that.
Is Sony complaining that people only played th...
Yeah, this has been the main problem of Temtem forever IMO. Our vision has always been a campaign-based game with the extra of some MMO components which allows us to a) improve the campaign with those elements and b) players can spend some more time (if they want to) doing the extra activities. For us it makes sense and we believe Temtem is better for having the MMO components when compared to a purely campaign-based game, but it has always been complicated to grasp and communicate, yeah.
Temtem is definitely not designed to "play forever", but it has a lot of stuff designed for people that want to play "more".
Read moreUnfortunately, it hasn't worked as expected, but I can assure you if the time spent on Showdown was spent on creating new Tems, we would have gotten something like 0.2 new Tems with the same time effort.
How was it unexpected? You genuinely expected people to play a PVP ranked-only version of a dying game, with in-game turn timers, no lube and having to memorize ~80 Tems to even hope to understand whats going on. Have you ever played a card or a MOBA game? I literally knew that thing was dead the second i read about it.
We've also been clear about what Temtem is and isn't ever since the first day it was public (during its Kickstarter). This is from 2018.
I don't disagree with most things but this actually pisses me off. You can't play the "it has a smaller scope than other MMO's and we have said it" card while the store page where you actually sell your product says nothing about it. In fact, it is only s...
What is this non-planned content you speak of?
From the top of my mind, a non-exhaustive list.
There is already a recent thread about this: https://www.reddit.com/r/PlayTemtem/comments/15bjnmg/there\_are\_around\_10\_people\_on\_average\_in\_showdown/
This is the consequence of not listening to the community. I don't think I've ever seen someone suggest a free, lesser version of the game for PVP only. Very curious about the thought process here.
A live service game needs content updates to stay fresh, and Temtem has the perfect foundation for that in the form of new monsters, new missions, new regions, new dojos.
The community has always been clear on this.
But of course none of this is getting addressed as the devs are too busy with stuff no one asked or cares about.
We've talked about this several times but let's try again.
We had the opportunity to add "new monsters, new missions, new regions, and new dojos" during the Early Access and saw how it affected the player base and it's not sustainable. We spent over 9 months creating a new island with a bunch of Tems and content for a few hours and sure, it attracted a part of the community to come back to the game and discover this new content, but only for so long. Most returning users consumed this content in a matter of a few days and left the game again until more content was added. So we spent 9 months of work for a bump of users during a week.
Temtem already is felt like a grindy game for a part of the community, so even changing the way how you explore a new island or get the new Tems to be more time-consuming and expand this week of bumped player base would be seen as a huge problem. Basically the foundation of the game is not built to support that.
Then there's the...
Read morei just started this week and the game is amazing, thanks for all yall do
so glad you're enjoying it! <3
There is a reason a lot of people think the devs don't even play their own game. PvE also gets randomly or broken all the time because the game is balanced purely around PvP. So updates may break PvE builds or even do things like make it impossible to give certain tems an egg move. As the devs have even said they never really thought about PvE when balancing tems.
That is also not true.
Devs refuse to give QoL settings to toggle off battle animations because they said they want players to have to see the work they put into them. It's a bad reason to deny the feature the game should have had well before full release. As with a lot of issues it probably really just comes from them being lazy and not wanting to implement it.
Yeah, this is not the reason. Like the other comment says if we add a setting to remove the animations we would need to rebalance all the game having that time in mind and then everyone would be forced to remove the animations even if they like them to be more "optimal".
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