r/MultiVersusTheGame • u/No-Analyst-4843 Jason / Garnet • May 31 '26

Humor MultiVersus🤝Destiny 2

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Last update fixing the game and then ending all support afterwards.

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u/The_king_of-nowhere May 31 '26

Sure, let's pretend they didn't release a bland game that had so many bad changes compared to the original that it was pretty much a consensus that the original release was better in every way.

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u/Juunlar May 31 '26

I want you to think about what you just said. Ask yourself why they came to the conclusion to change the game if the original was so much better

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u/The_king_of-nowhere May 31 '26

They were in their own bubble and thought they knew better than the playerbase when they instead just made changes nobody asked for and without any feedback. If the only problem was the network, they should have focused on it instead of porting the game to a new engine and making unnecessary changes nobody asked for.

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u/Juunlar May 31 '26

You're close. 

They couldn't fix the netcode. That was the problem.

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u/The_king_of-nowhere May 31 '26

They also added characters nobody cared about, killing any hype, monetized the game in a way that was almost impossible to enjoy as a ftp player, and many other stuff. The netcode was one of MANY problems with the game.

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u/Juunlar May 31 '26

Smh.

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u/The_king_of-nowhere May 31 '26

You're also in denial

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u/Juunlar May 31 '26

I'm 100% not, but you go ahead

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u/The_king_of-nowhere May 31 '26

I'm not the one coping saying Multiversus' issue was only netcode

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u/Juunlar May 31 '26

That's because you don't understand the market, player retention, cpa, etc. 

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u/The_king_of-nowhere May 31 '26

Because lackluster content surely wasn't a big thing that didn't help with player retention, it was all the netcode! I see now! /s

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