u/itsxjustagame

Please don’t fall into the trap of overcorrecting based on every player “solution” thrown your way.

Players are usually really good at identifying when something feels off or isn’t fun. But players almost never agree on the actual fix, and if the dev team chases every suggestion, the game will lose it’s identity fast.

What made Splitgate stand out in the first place was innovation and trusting your own vision. Listen to the core feedback, understand the actual problems people are having, but keep building the game you believe in instead of trying to please every individual request.

In 1047 I Trust 🫡