So let me get this straight. From what Iâve gathered by reading all the replies is, someone is entitled when they want/suggest changes to a hero they no longer enjoy? In what world does that make sense? And please tell me why itâs acceptable to shut down any and every single one of those people with a âSheâs balanced and I find her fun, deal with itâ but someone voicing out their more than valid complaints is somehow seen as something bad?
Yeah, there are some that exaggerate their complaints and act like Mercy is a whole new character but no matter what any Mercy main says, it always boils down to âMass Rez isnât coming back. Get gud. Play another hero.â Like thanks Captain Obvious, we know Mass Rez isnât coming back and we are playing other heroes. Doesnât mean weâre suddenly fine with Mercyâs state just because we started playing someone else. And at this point, thereâs more posts complaining about us than us complaining about Mercy.
Paying for a copy of OW only gives one a licence to play the game as it is defined and regularly altered by Blizzard
It does not entitle the purchaser the ability to play a static version of a characterâŚor even that a beloved character will continue to exist in the game
It also says in the link that 42.2% of the people that responded to the survey identified as mercy mains, which means 57.8% of the respondents main one of 28 other characters (I donât believe Baptiste was out at the time).
That survey was heavily influenced by mercy mains.
You say that but, are not big on details about what parts of the methodology you didnât like - and Iâve never been able to get details out of you.
I know you donât like the conclusionâŚ
That I agree with - but, you canât put a gun to peoples heads here to force them to answer. It was pretty widely know about when the survey went off.
You COULD read it as âdonât care - do whateverâ from the usual crowd.
I avoid posting in mercy threads, in my opinion itâs like arguing politics. You wonât really change anyoneâs mind and all it really does is irritate me by the end of it.
Not exactly. General support mains made up a pretty big chunk as well, but at the time, there was a a specific group of people, all in their own private discord who were, for lack of a better word, manipulating the perception of the majority by doing a lot of shady things. False reports on differing opinion, spamming the same threads, using alt accounts, hiding their profiles claiming theyâre flex or donât main mercy, then overbuff would show clearly they nearly one tricked her. It was kind of a mess.
I mean, youâre completely right it was heavily influenced by mercy mains. I just wouldnât so much trust the other support main catagoryâs numbers either.