How out of touch can these devs get? High voltage was one of the only interesting things they've done and has been seemingly universally loved. To say the mode missed the part and you won't be trying to go in that direction is wild

Game is so cooked theyre begging Rivals to save them

Every QP Rivals match has at least one if not both of a Hawkeye and Spidey doing absolutely nothing. Usually a DPS Jeff doing nothing. Go to the damn practice range before you throw every single match.

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Took Snap like two years to do this with token card jpgs

On Snap card acquisition changes - overall an okay first step. Snap had by far the worst on ramp in the industry, so improving S3 acquisition was the far bigger improvement. The 2k tokens is a welcome boost, but also a drop in the bucket. Need to iterate on this and quickly

Snap better hope they resolve this issue immediately. Addiction, routine, and FOMO are the main things keep many of its players in place. If that habit gets broken, the game systems arent good enough to re-hook players

Snap downtime compensation is by far the best they've ever done at addressing things like this. Hopefully it's not a one off and is a sign of them potentially changing their tune

Josh Allen simply is not built for the moment. Most elite of talents, but can't rise to the occasion. Bills should've lost this by 20

New Snap game mode looks...ok. But honestly thumbs up to them for trying new stuff. They should be experimenting with modes like this monthly, just give people new ways to play the game. I'm watching them closely to see if they actually turn over a new leaf post Nuverse

Also I was 100% mocking SD when I said they've give players 1000 tokens as a pity gift and fake apology. 2500 volts might be even more hilarious

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