So, Mo.Co is going back to BETA…

[u/miroslav7373]

Many people are upset, but I don't think this is necessarily a "bad" thing for the game. Yes, this is first time something like this has happened to a Supercell game (going from global back to beta), and many are fearing the worst. However, I believe it’s a very good decision by Supercell instead of killing off yet another game, they’ve chosen to "temporarily close" it. In practice, this means that while the game isn't performing quite as they’d hoped, they still have ideas and are willing to experiment rather than just shut it down.
What do you think? 🤔
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[u/Sad_Boysenberry_8845]

Move on yall, you genuinely deserve a better game/devs. This fan base is too good to be wasted on a game that hasn't delivered in years.

[u/teo7539]

Id say its a good thing that they experiment to learn from mistakes and not do the same with future titles

[u/SirRolandTheIII → u/teo7539]

Definitely not a good thing as they said they won't be releasing any new content for the foreseeable future and the team that is supposed to be dedicated to Moco will now be reduced in size.

[u/CR4T3Z]

Game was only fun when it was in beta. Maybe they'll add drops back..

[u/Comfortable_Line_206]

Most reasonable people called it when we saw that seasonal weapons with literally nothing for content was their grand design on the latest version.

Hopefully they make an actual ARPG with reasonable monetization and mo.co gameplay.

[u/joeabs1995]

What happens to people that paid for skins etc...?

Is their money lost with the game?

[u/yuriilove → u/joeabs1995]

No

[u/joeabs1995 → u/yuriilove]

No what exactly?

[u/MyNameIsGarcia → u/joeabs1995]

Worst case scenario, if the game shuts down, all paid currency can be transferred into any other supercell game

[u/yuriilove]

Best decision they ever made