u/obiwan-destroyer

It always confused me how there are millions of players yet it can take 10-20 minutes as a dps to get matched. And I get most people don’t play healer or tank but sometimes I’m curious how the actual algorithm is running behind the scenes. I was initially thinking maybe servers can only handle so many ques hence you are put on a waiting list? Anyone have any insight?

I’ve been a fan of this game since early access and I genuinely love what Ready or Not is trying to be. The atmosphere, the tactics, the attention to detail in level design — it’s clear there’s a passionate team behind it. But I’ve reached a point where I can’t keep giving VOID a pass on the bug situation, and I don’t think the community should either.

Some of these bugs have been reported for months. Some over a year. And yet patch after patch, we see new content drops, new maps, new cosmetics — while core gameplay issues persist. At what point does “they’re a small indie dev” stop being a valid defense?

I’m not here to be toxic or to call for anyone to be harassed. I just think we as a community have been too lenient, and that silence reads as acceptance to developers.

A few questions I’d genuinely like to discuss:

•	What bugs have you been dealing with the longest?  
•	Do you think VOID communicates well enough about known issues?  
•	Is there a better way for the community to organize and pressure them constructively?

Because right now it feels like bug reports disappear into a void (no pun intended), and the loudest voices just get dismissed as complainers.

I still want this game to succeed. That’s exactly why I’m posting this.

Are we still wearing headsets/glasses? Or do you think this is going to go way deeper…?

I’m an avid user of VR and from all I’ve seen it really seems like we are nearing the threshold of agi. But I always felt vr has missed the pushes it needs to be mindblowingly amazing. Not just good. Maybe agi is the key to this?