The year is 2024, Keybindings resetting every time you start the game is unacceptable.

[Old General Crash]

Server issues because your game blew up in popularity ? Sure, it's understandable.

But the most basic option of all time for PC, being reset every time you quit and rejoin the game, is mind blowingly stupid.

There is no excuse as to how it's a thing, and by the looks of other threads, it's been that way for several days, this should be a top priority.

[Donaldo Trumpado]

Working fine on my controller

[Krome Skulz]

I believe it is only NumPad which I use 11 buttons on and ALWAYS forget it resets and end up entering a mission only to have to quick keybind before I get swarmed. This NEEDS a fix since it has caused my death at least once or twice when entering a mission after first logging in and my keybinds not working.

Also found out the game is not saving my scoped preference for the sniper rifle and I have checked and unchecked every option that could possibly affect it. I am pretty sure it is the one where you can click remember per weapon but it just doesn't and it even will forget if I play two missions in a row. I'll get into a second missions and have to re-scope the damn thing.

Please fix. Thank you.

[McFuzz]

I dunno why the year keeps getting brought up

Like, well done, you can perceive the passage of time, gold medal I guess.

Time does, in fact, keep moving forward, you're right on that one chief.

People will make mistakes in the year 5000.
"Ugh it's year 5000 and you still stubbed your toe? Cringe"

[CH13F]

i dont understand neither, its like saying " it d be okay 2 month ago, back in 2023"

[Thorstorm]

Originally posted by McFuzz:

I dunno why the year keeps getting brought up

Like, well done, you can perceive the passage of time, gold medal I guess.

Time does, in fact, keep moving forward, you're right on that one chief.

People will make mistakes in the year 5000.
"Ugh it's year 5000 and you still stubbed your toe? Cringe"

It's not a mistake anymore, that's the point, it's called technological advancement, not having your networking and infrastructure ready for the launch of your (biggest) product in 2024 is regression, but still not ready after 2 weeks?, not a mistake.

And your example is not even a mistake it's an accident, silver medal for you I guess.

[Donaldo Trumpado]

Originally posted by Bearded Lonewolf:

Originally posted by McFuzz:

I dunno why the year keeps getting brought up

Like, well done, you can perceive the passage of time, gold medal I guess.

Time does, in fact, keep moving forward, you're right on that one chief.

People will make mistakes in the year 5000.
"Ugh it's year 5000 and you still stubbed your toe? Cringe"

It's not a mistake anymore, that's the point, it's called technological advancement, not having your networking and infrastructure ready for the launch of your (biggest) product in 2024 is regression, but still not ready after 2 weeks?, not a mistake.

And your example is not even a mistake it's an accident, silver medal for you I guess.

Sounds like big talk. So, you would have a completely flawless launch of a software product requiring complex infrastructure and load balancing? I would legit pay money to see you attempt it. Angry internet user flounders miserably attempting to do things he thought must be ridiculously easy"