·4/29/2026
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To the Development Team
We represent players from State 1057, within the 1057–1076 bracket, and would like to respectfully share some concerns regarding the current state of gameplay in our bracket.
Main Concern
At present, there appears to be a significant decline in active player participation. As a result, many in-game events have become repetitive, unengaging, and lack meaningful competition.
Event-Related Issues
CoP: Matchmaking consistently places us within the same brackets (primarily 1057–1076 and 1077–1096), leading to repetitive and predictable experiences.
K.E.: Activity levels between States 1057–1097 are notably low.
Treasure Island: Participation is minimal, with very few players engaging.
BoH / Eden / TI: These events have lacked genuine competition for approximately 8 months to a year.
Player Impact
Due to the reduced level of engagement and competition, players are leaving the game on a regular basis. Additionally, those who typically invest in the game are increasingly reluctant to do so within what is perceived as a low-activity environment.
Suggestions for Improvement
We kindly propose the following measures to help revitalize the gameplay experience:
Broaden matchmaking parameters for events such as CoP, Treasure Island, BoH, and especially Eden, allowing for more dynamic and competitive encounters.
We are open to facing stronger states if it results in more active and engaging gameplay.
Eden-Specific Suggestions
Option 1: Consider including States 1037–1056 in our Eden bracket, with a potential expansion in subsequent seasons if necessary.
Option 2: Provide a longer off-season period, rather than a short X10 phase, to allow for meaningful progression of specialization points, followed by participation in X12 alongside States 1077–1096.
Final Consideration
We share these concerns with the intention of contributing to the long-term health of the game. However, if no adjustments are made, many active players—including those who financially support the game—may choose not to continue into future seasons.
We remain committed to the game and are willing to face stronger competition; our primary goal is to restore a sense of challenge and engagement that encourages continued participation.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Main Concern
At present, there appears to be a significant decline in active player participation. As a result, many in-game events have become repetitive, unengaging, and lack meaningful competition.
Event-Related Issues
CoP: Matchmaking consistently places us within the same brackets (primarily 1057–1076 and 1077–1096), leading to repetitive and predictable experiences.
K.E.: Activity levels between States 1057–1097 are notably low.
Treasure Island: Participation is minimal, with very few players engaging.
BoH / Eden / TI: These events have lacked genuine competition for approximately 8 months to a year.
Player Impact
Due to the reduced level of engagement and competition, players are leaving the game on a regular basis. Additionally, those who typically invest in the game are increasingly reluctant to do so within what is perceived as a low-activity environment.
Suggestions for Improvement
We kindly propose the following measures to help revitalize the gameplay experience:
Broaden matchmaking parameters for events such as CoP, Treasure Island, BoH, and especially Eden, allowing for more dynamic and competitive encounters.
We are open to facing stronger states if it results in more active and engaging gameplay.
Eden-Specific Suggestions
Option 1: Consider including States 1037–1056 in our Eden bracket, with a potential expansion in subsequent seasons if necessary.
Option 2: Provide a longer off-season period, rather than a short X10 phase, to allow for meaningful progression of specialization points, followed by participation in X12 alongside States 1077–1096.
Final Consideration
We share these concerns with the intention of contributing to the long-term health of the game. However, if no adjustments are made, many active players—including those who financially support the game—may choose not to continue into future seasons.
We remain committed to the game and are willing to face stronger competition; our primary goal is to restore a sense of challenge and engagement that encourages continued participation.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
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