This game is dead!

[Intoxicated]

Kabam, you built this great game a couple years ago and it was fun until Fey Spire, Throne Room, and all this other crap came out. Now all I see are advertisements for buy this and you "could" win this. You guys are after money and that's all you care about. You don't care about the fact that you have completely ruined this game for myself and many friends of our alliance. This game sucks ass now! Thanks for your lack of commitment to your veteran players. I really hope you turn it around for the dedicated players that do stick it out. You owe them that much.

[Botulism]

Kabam, you built this great game a couple years ago and it was fun until Fey Spire, Throne Room, and all this other crap came out. Now all I see are advertisements for buy this and you "could" win this. You guys are after money and that's all you care about. You don't care about the fact that you have completely ruined this game for myself and many friends of our alliance. This game sucks ass now! Thanks for your lack of commitment to your veteran players. I really hope you turn it around for the dedicated players that do stick it out. You owe them that much.

To be fair, what else would Kabam be wanting but our money?
That IS why they released these games to the public..in order to profit from them.
They didn't wake up one morning and think about what they could give away to folks, they woke up took a game platform, scribbled a bit of code and put it on FB to see if the public at large would play it. They found they were onto a 'winner' and as more and more folks started to play the game, competition grew ever stronger. The game stood still and was beginning to stagnate, players started to want more from it. Kabam also wanted more in the way of profit so scribbled a bit more code and integrated it into the game.
The masses' thirst for more was temporarily sated, but they would eventually want more so Kabam scribbled more code...you get where this is going yet?
Kabam have been pandering to 'our' needs since day one, it made sound business sense to do so. The majority of players got what they wanted and Kabam got more coin.
Of course throughout the time-line of the Game, it was impossible to please everyone, each and every upgrade had it's detractors. However one cuts the cake, there will always be those who claim someone got a bigger bit than they did or that their bit didn't have something the other slices had.
Whilst the rest just got on with the task of eating their slice and wondering what is on the menu for the 'next course' some will still be asking for another helping of what has already been served , digested and no longer available.
Even if there was a copy of an earlier version of the game still around somewhere and Kabm were able to 'air' it separately from the up to date version, all of the above would still apply and there would be those who moaned that the earlier version wasn't early/late enough for them. No sorry IMHO, turning back the clock isn't an option...You cannot un-ring a bell..The game will undoubtedly carry on evolving and those that play it will either adapt or move on...there really cannot be any other option.

[Meryl Davids]

To be fair, what else would Kabam be wanting but our money?
That IS why they released these games to the public..in order to profit from them.
They didn't wake up one morning and think about what they could give away to folks, they woke up took a game platform, scribbled a bit of code and put it on FB to see if the public at large would play it. They found they were onto a 'winner' and as more and more folks started to play the game, competition grew ever stronger. The game stood still and was beginning to stagnate, players started to want more from it. Kabam also wanted more in the way of profit so scribbled a bit more code and integrated it into the game.
The masses' thirst for more was temporarily sated, but they would eventually want more so Kabam scribbled more code...you get where this is going yet?
Kabam have been pandering to 'our' needs since day one, it made sound business sense to do so. The majority of players got what they wanted and Kabam got more coin.
Of course throughout the time-line of the Game, it was impossible to please everyone, each and every upgrade had it's detractors. However one cuts the cake, there will always be those who claim someone got a bigger bit than they did or that their bit didn't have something the other slices had.
Whilst the rest just got on with the task of eating their slice and wondering what is on the menu for the 'next course' some will still be asking for another helping of what has already been served , digested and no longer available.
Even if there was a copy of an earlier version of the game still around somewhere and Kabm were able to 'air' it separately from the up to date version, all of the above would still apply and there would be those who moaned that the earlier version wasn't early/late enough for them. No sorry IMHO, turning back the clock isn't an option...You cannot un-ring a bell..The game will undoubtedly carry on evolving and those that play it will either adapt or move on...there really cannot be any other option.

Scribbling code sums it up quite well, every time we have something foisted on to us the game mucks up. I don't think the masses were thirsty for most of what we got dumped on us in fact a number of people have left every time it has happened, the TR broke all records for people quitting though.

[_______]

Scribbling code sums it up quite well, every time we have something foisted on to us the game mucks up. I don't think the masses were thirsty for most of what we got dumped on us in fact a number of people have left every time it has happened, the TR broke all records for people quitting though.

what commitment to koc you have meryl, after all ur moans and groans ur still playing, its die hard ppl like you who will keep this game going forever and ever cos no matter what kabam throw at us you will still be here

[Meryl Davids]

what commitment to koc you have meryl, after all ur moans and groans ur still playing, its die hard ppl like you who will keep this game going forever and ever cos no matter what kabam throw at us you will still be here

This from someone who claims that customer service is superb?

I used to have multiple domains, but due to the total lack of customer support, and the ever decreasing return from the game, in terms of enjoyment, that has diminished greatly. If it wasn't for the people I chat to here I would be long gone, I stay for them not the game play now.

[_______]

This from someone who claims that customer service is superb?

I used to have multiple domains, but due to the total lack of customer support, and the ever decreasing return from the game, in terms of enjoyment, that has diminished greatly. If it wasn't for the people I chat to here I would be long gone, I stay for them not the game play now.

i have no issues with kabams customer services as i have repeatedly stated 9/10 times my issues are resolved,

as for the reason you state why your still here, if thats the case hurry up kabam and remove from fb totally

[dazo]

i have no issues with kabams customer services as i have repeatedly stated 9/10 times my issues are resolved,

as for the reason you state why your still here, if thats the case hurry up kabam and remove from fb totally

u 2 need a room lol

[Meryl Davids]

u 2 need a room lol

Yes one with an electric chair so I can plug him in, no doubt his dying words would be this throne room is awesome.

[dazo]

Yes one with an electric chair so I can plug him in, no doubt his dying words would be this throne room is awesome.

lmao meryl good response.....

[NoobToTheNoob]

To be fair, what else would Kabam be wanting but our money?
That IS why they released these games to the public..in order to profit from them.
They didn't wake up one morning and think about what they could give away to folks, they woke up took a game platform, scribbled a bit of code and put it on FB to see if the public at large would play it. They found they were onto a 'winner' and as more and more folks started to play the game, competition grew ever stronger. The game stood still and was beginning to stagnate, players started to want more from it. Kabam also wanted more in the way of profit so scribbled a bit more code and integrated it into the game.
The masses' thirst for more was temporarily sated, but they would eventually want more so Kabam scribbled more code...you get where this is going yet?
Kabam have been pandering to 'our' needs since day one, it made sound business sense to do so. The majority of players got what they wanted and Kabam got more coin.
Of course throughout the time-line of the Game, it was impossible to please everyone, each and every upgrade had it's detractors. However one cuts the cake, there will always be those who claim someone got a bigger bit than they did or that their bit didn't have something the other slices had.
Whilst the rest just got on with the task of eating their slice and wondering what is on the menu for the 'next course' some will still be asking for another helping of what has already been served , digested and no longer available.
Even if there was a copy of an earlier version of the game still around somewhere and Kabm were able to 'air' it separately from the up to date version, all of the above would still apply and there would be those who moaned that the earlier version wasn't early/late enough for them. No sorry IMHO, turning back the clock isn't an option...You cannot un-ring a bell..The game will undoubtedly carry on evolving and those that play it will either adapt or move on...there really cannot be any other option.

Very well put Botulism and all very true.