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Is BB dying a slow death - Part Two

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275697.371 in reply to 275697.370
Date: 7/18/2016 7:54:06 AM
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Lol are people seriously suggesting to make this game in any shape or form similar to pokemon go? this can not be real.

Buzzerbeater has failed to make ANY changes for the last half decade.I was here 6 years ago,very little has changed.

Games like this are a slow process,you dont come here for instant entertainment,which is something most people want,they want instant entertainment,just like in music,movies etc they will see whats the most popular and they join in.

Something must have gone wrong because those people knew what they were in for and kept playing but after some time for some reason stopped coming here,i dont know what that reason is but surely it is not because they couldnt colour their arena green or give their players jersey numbers etc.

If you think silly gimmicks will keep people from leaving or bring new people in,you are delusional.

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275697.378 in reply to 275697.372
Date: 7/19/2016 8:07:44 AM
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Moving on with life is one thing,i too stopped playing this game because i didnt have time,im still back because i love this game.
It is simply not possible that not only 30k people suddenly (over the course of 5 years) decided to leave the game because they didnt have time,and not only that,the game didnt manage to bring even a small percentage of that number of new people back.It just doesnt work this way,something must have gone wrong.

Maybe the game managed 50k people through advertisement and then they stopped advertising or something similar,you cant just lose over half of the population without something going wrong. Or somehow the game failed to attract new players,for whatever reason.

The thing is,when you have a dangerous and steady decline in users you have to do something,and there hasnt been anything serious done like i said very little has changed in the game. Maybe its not about changing something in-game but some other factor,im in no position to know how it works,but surely if the people in charge of this game actually cared they would have done something even after a big drop in user base.

I can tell you that joining a game that has a small declining user base is not very attractive,especially when you have seen how populated it was once.


Oh and joining the game for whatever reason is a complicated process for whatever reason (no reason at all). I joined twice and got declined for "not providing enough information"

I tried to contact ANYBODY from here,and the only way of contact is twitter... TWITTER... which i sent a tweet and i never even got a reply as to why i was getting declined.

There are some fundamental things wrong with the game,somebody else in my shoes wouldnt even try to sign up a second time. I know it might sound surprising but actually have to put effort to make your product even slightly good.

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275697.381 in reply to 275697.378
Date: 7/19/2016 10:42:11 AM
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A game with 20k users looks like a very healthy active game to me. How many games like this have more than that? I don't think people will see that number and be put off at all.

Also, it's no longer declining. (it was, a little, but very slowly, and now the numbers are going back up again...) The old 50k figure is irrelevent really.

(I still play a cycling management game that has only 200 users left, but it's great! Just for some reason doesn't attract/keep new people or something)

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