As per tittle this patch notes looks the same, i feel like they ignored a lot of issues from the PTR feedback. Sure they adressed the more obvius ones but there were a lot of stuff in the PTR feedback forum that go completly ignored or not changed at all.
I’m not saying it’s the case here, but it’s also never not been the case. The patch notes tend to miss some things.
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Got any specifics of what you think they should’ve changed based on the PTR feedback?
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Feedback doesn’t guarantee a change. They might disagree… or they might agree but decide it’s not the right time… or they might choose to gather more data… or they might point and laugh and do a shot every time they read one.
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yes, barbarian core skills still relly on gimmicky powers (dust devils and earthquakes) to deal proper damage, also the unique helmet ugly bastard outclasses every other helmet in the game even shako, druid skill tags and skill functionality untouched, no proper rework of all classes skill trees. As i said, it’s the same as their first PTR notes plus some changes in very few obvius things that were shown in the campfire, but other than that just minor number tweks.
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That’s the nature of a PTR. If it wasn’t addressed in the PTR, there’s a low chance it’s in the final patch notes.
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popularity of this game is so low that PTR played little amount of people. Where from Blizz should get feedback?!
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They get a tremendous amount of data from their own telemetry and there were definitely enough people for that.
What may have hurt is if they didn’t have enough of the right kinds of people that are looking to break the game. Your average player isn’t going to find the niche exploits. With POE2 launching that week and that first day being pretty worthless with the PTR issues, they may not have seen enough or the kind of testing that breaks the game.
Even that wouldn’t be the end of the world because a lot of people who didn’t play the PTR will still play at season launch, but since they refuse to patch even serious bugs…yeah, something probably got through, yet again.