TreyarchCM

To be frank, "listening" doesn't mean "doing" in most scenarios. It also doesn't mean guaranteed 1:1 interactions which is out of scope for most, if not all, Community Managers. It's simply not possible.

While this account hasn't explicitly responded to the issue, we're aware that some players experience this crash. We typically release stability updates, and have, over the majority of our game updates and definitely have released MDT stability items since the release of MDT. We also have resources available for reporting these types of crashes that you can find here.

You took the time to apologize and I want to take the time to acknowledge and appreciate that. Thank you, sincerely, for this message. We're good.

I definitely understand where disagreements on "this was fun" or "this let me grind faster" issue fixes tend to fester. More often than not, these "better for community" issues are immediately evident and easy to understand. XP way too high? Easy to adjust. Damage out of control on a perk/equipment? Easy to adjust. Able to skip intended gameplay loops due to moving OOB or in an unexpected way? Easy to adjust. They're going to stick out more for sure but we want a "fun-for-y'all" product just as much as you want a "fun-for-us" product.

We also do listen. The last conversation I had regarding the new Sai weapon's extra jump distance is that we aren't going to prevent that new loop in FBZ. Have fun with it.

Thanks for sharing this one!

The devs are the true magic makers. The positivity in this thread is definitely appreciated. :)

Look, your initial post was an off-topic slight over a steadfast opinion. I respect the core of the conversation you actually want to have, but you're steeping it in this aggressive, chip-on-my-shoulder delivery which makes it easy to disengage from.

Perhaps if you had delivered a more structured statement elsewhere it would entertain some kind of conversation or positive exchange, but this isn't what happened. It was literally a Reddit moment. You want to be incendiary and you got called out on it.

I will absolutely move past posts like yours for those who want to handle themselves better as that is the discretion I wield in this position.

Not a bother if you're sharing actual issues/feedback items in a situation like this. I'll make sure to push your experience to our team.

Reddit moment.

Also, the Outbreak Survival mode is live :)

Hopping into a game right now to make sure the blueprints glitch is reasonably fixed.

Edit: seems fine! There’s a little delay before you get your weapon back in your hands but it gets the right custom mod now. Not even “thanks but that’s not what I asked for” anymore :)

For thread context: We'll be addressing the slight delay in some future updates. The fix for this has been a process, but our team has taken it seriously the entire way through. Simply put, fixing things can sometimes take time.

Yeah before they just said the fix was for doing it too fast but most of the time people were getting the issue on their first blueprint change so I guess it was a different bug they fixed before

This. We've addressed multiple bugs per the descriptions we've received from the community and our own investigations. This new fix should address most issues. Players who swap BPs too fast may encounter some issues, but we have more fixes coming later this week and we'll then make some adjustments in a major update to make the process faster/better for most.

Thanks for taking the time to write this up. This was shared with the team internally and it looks like a fix should release tomorrow.

Great post!

Unless I'm mistaken, you can technically shoot that down too just as you could in Black Ops 4 with a ZRG.

Glad you're having fun! Definitely jump into Zombies too! We've made a new Dark Aether story and the main quests are rather streamlined to introduce players to Zombies.

The change to adjust the Tec-9 and EM2 was accidentally reverted and we'll recommit to that. Expect the changes to be made when Season 5 Reloaded launches.

You can shoot down a H.A.R.P. with a ZRG 20mm + Cavalry Lancer barrel.

Thanks for tagging!

1. Beta Concerns: Studio doesn't have control over how they are rolled out but our Support pages normally have details on how to access/use beta codes. Yes, most, if not all, of our titles now give you access to the early portion of the beta for your platform if you have a digital pre-order. The last few days of the beta are also almost always open now.
2. Reporting: I understand that you're sharing that you couldn't report, and I'll forward that portion along to our team at a minimum, but we can't operate on hearsay when it comes to enforcement. I understand you have your suspicions, which is where in-game reporting would come, but we have to err on the side of caution when enforcing.

I understand that you don't trust the in-game reporting features, but it is always the best course of action to take. Our team is served all of the relevant information needed when a report is filed.

I'm back on my new main since this is more of a CM question.

In-game skill is a spectrum (Great, Average, Novice), and I would say that most are Average, just like the community. The level of understanding of their expertise is excellent, though, and we, alongside other studios, definitely have talent that moves from studio to studio or genre to genre. So skill and brand knowledge fluctuate, but most become acclimated over time, and we all love games anyway.

We're aware of this one. Context as to why it isn't on the board and how things go onto the board. I'll check with our team tomorrow to see where we're at and will try to get something up for it soon.

People are literally selling cold war wallhacks for $10/month on discord but apparently some guy shouting nonsense is your top priority..

Edit: oof the cheaters are downvoting hard when they are called out

I debated on responding to you, but I feel like there's some due diligence on my side to provide some insight here.

My priorities as a Community Manager vary day-by-day, but our dedicated teams' priorities for various systems that comprise Call of Duty often do not. The people in charge of and responsible for anti-cheat and policy enforcement are actively performing their jobs. The same can be said of our engineers, designers, producers, artists, and many more.

Cheating is a proverbial cat-and-mouse game. It, unfortunately, has been and will be a part of the collective gaming history. The same can be said of racism, sexism, xenophobia, and much more. This reality, however, doesn't mean that we can't strive to be better ...