Why don't Crytek ever give updates on problems

[Dave]

It's quite clear to read on here that lots of people are having issues with DLC not being available.

Yet nothing in the announcements discussions, here or on Social Media

Turn a blind eye like it's not happening perhaps?

Edit my mate Waldo is also experiencing this now and has reported to Crytek via their support portal.

[iHaveNoMoney.]

i send a ticket to support and waiting :/

[Dave]

Originally posted by iHaveNoMoney.:

i send a ticket to support and waiting :/

Keep us updated if you hear anything please.

Waldo is tearing his hair out having to use standard Tier hunters 😭

Thank you

[iHaveNoMoney.]

Originally posted by Terrifier 3 - Server Performance:

Originally posted by iHaveNoMoney.:

i send a ticket to support and waiting :/

Keep us updated if you hear anything please.

Waldo is tearing his hair out having to use standard Tier hunters 😭

Thank you

I will copy and paste the answer they sent here, don't worry my friend. If they answer the question

[Dave]

Originally posted by iHaveNoMoney.:

Originally posted by Terrifier 3 - Server Performance:

Keep us updated if you hear anything please.

Waldo is tearing his hair out having to use standard Tier hunters 😭

Thank you

I will copy and paste the answer they sent here, don't worry my friend. If they answer the question

Thank you

[Washboard]

Originally posted by Terrifier 3 - Server Performance:

It's quite clear to read on here that lots of people are having issues with DLC not being available.

Yet nothing in the announcements discussions, here or on Social Media

Turn a blind eye like it's not happening perhaps?

Edit my mate Waldo is also experiencing this now and has reported to Crytek via their support portal.

Tbh given crytek's chops with coding in the past... i wouldn't be surprised if they've done something dumb like put "drop table" in their DLC name >.<

[Dave]

Originally posted by Washboard:

Originally posted by Terrifier 3 - Server Performance:

It's quite clear to read on here that lots of people are having issues with DLC not being available.

Yet nothing in the announcements discussions, here or on Social Media

Turn a blind eye like it's not happening perhaps?

Edit my mate Waldo is also experiencing this now and has reported to Crytek via their support portal.

Tbh given crytek's chops with coding in the past... i wouldn't be surprised if they've done something dumb like put "drop table" in their DLC name >.<

The DLC authentication server might have died or EAC is blocking it. 😄

[Redeye7]

Originally posted by Washboard:

Originally posted by Terrifier 3 - Server Performance:

It's quite clear to read on here that lots of people are having issues with DLC not being available.

Yet nothing in the announcements discussions, here or on Social Media

Turn a blind eye like it's not happening perhaps?

Edit my mate Waldo is also experiencing this now and has reported to Crytek via their support portal.

Tbh given crytek's chops with coding in the past... i wouldn't be surprised if they've done something dumb like put "drop table" in their DLC name >.<

Yeah they definitely didn't make one of the best shooters of the last 5 years. /sarcasm off

[Washboard]

Originally posted by Redeye7:

Originally posted by Washboard:

Tbh given crytek's chops with coding in the past... i wouldn't be surprised if they've done something dumb like put "drop table" in their DLC name >.<

Yeah they definitely didn't make one of the best shooters of the last 5 years. /sarcasm off

Actually, interesting history. They didn't.... Crytek closed the studio who made hunt showdown so pretty much 0 of the original team who designed it are working on it now.

So thanks for the input :) /sarcasm off

[Dave]

Originally posted by Risdiz:

Originally posted by Washboard:

Actually, interesting history. They didn't.... Crytek closed the studio who made hunt showdown so pretty much 0 of the original team who designed it are working on it now.

So thanks for the input :) /sarcasm off

you mean they closed the studio that did the PVE COOP shooter that NEVER got done? yeah that studio is closed. dont think the one that did release current hunt is closed tho

Cryteks main devs will 100% be working on the Crysis 4 development. They gotta get that to AAA status

Hunt is a great game with poor implementations, hopefully the new engine will help.

It's far from being a AAA title though and the playerbase shows that.

It's simple to just look at the amount of reviews the game has compared to the people that actually play it.

5 of my real life friends own Hunt and I don't think any of them have gotten beyond a maximum of 10 hours, but play other games weekly at least.

[Redeye7]

Originally posted by Washboard:

Originally posted by Redeye7:

Yeah they definitely didn't make one of the best shooters of the last 5 years. /sarcasm off

Actually, interesting history. They didn't.... Crytek closed the studio who made hunt showdown so pretty much 0 of the original team who designed it are working on it now.

So thanks for the input :) /sarcasm off

You're welcome. You're also wrong, the above poster is correct.

For your reading enjoyment:
"Hunt: Showdown was originally in development at Crytek USA, who wished to create a spiritual successor to Darksiders—a video game series developed by their predecessor, Vigil Games—under the title Hunt: Horrors of the Gilded Age. It was envisioned to be a cooperative multiplayer game. After the initial announcement in June 2014, Crytek USA was shut down due to financial issues, and the development was brought to the Crytek headquarters in Germany. The game, under the new title Hunt: Showdown, was re-announced in May 2017 and became a competitive multiplayer game"

The devs were working on this for years before it was released in 2019.

[Dave]

Originally posted by Risdiz:

Originally posted by Terrifier 3 - Server Performance:

Cryteks main devs will 100% be working on the Crysis 4 development. They gotta get that to AAA status

Hunt is a great game with poor implementations, hopefully the new engine will help.

It's far from being a AAA title though and the playerbase shows that.

It's simple to just look at the amount of reviews the game has compared to the people that actually play it.

5 of my real life friends own Hunt and I don't think any of them have gotten beyond a maximum of 10 hours, but play other games weekly at least.

so you base that thing about crysis4 on what? because hunt is their only real cash flow currently.

and many games have players that stop playing.. doesnt rly mean anything.

what do your friends have to do with anything?

1. Crysis 4 is possibly the last chance for Crytek as it's evident that Hunt is never going to be so big that it makes them a AAA developer again. So naturally they will put their best Devs to work on it.

2. Players that enjoy a game and have a good experience with it simply don't stop playing.

3. Real life example of 6 people I personally know and 5 of them bought the game and don't play it.l and barely did. That's not very good statistics to me.

[Washboard]

Originally posted by Redeye7:

Originally posted by Washboard:

Actually, interesting history. They didn't.... Crytek closed the studio who made hunt showdown so pretty much 0 of the original team who designed it are working on it now.

So thanks for the input :) /sarcasm off

You're welcome. You're also wrong, the above poster is correct.

For your reading enjoyment:
"Hunt: Showdown was originally in development at Crytek USA, who wished to create a spiritual successor to Darksiders—a video game series developed by their predecessor, Vigil Games—under the title Hunt: Horrors of the Gilded Age. It was envisioned to be a cooperative multiplayer game. After the initial announcement in June 2014, Crytek USA was shut down due to financial issues, and the development was brought to the Crytek headquarters in Germany. The game, under the new title Hunt: Showdown, was re-announced in May 2017 and became a competitive multiplayer game"

The devs were working on this for years before it was released in 2019.

Ah so you don’t understand game development, gotcha :)

The original source code was for a coop multiplayer by one team, another team took that code and changed it to a pvp. So my point still stands.

[Dave]

Originally posted by Risdiz:

Originally posted by Terrifier 3 - Server Performance:

1. Crysis 4 is possibly the last chance for Crytek as it's evident that Hunt is never going to be so big that it makes them a AAA developer again. So naturally they will put their best Devs to work on it.

2. Players that enjoy a game and have a good experience with it simply don't stop playing.

3. Real life example of 6 people I personally know and 5 of them bought the game and don't play it.l and barely did. That's not very good statistics to me.

1. so you just think that

2.players stop playing games cause they get tired from it shocker.

3. reallife bias. my friends that bought the game play. not every day but atleast when events are on regular.

1. Yes that's what I think and Crytek is a business, so why wouldn't they put their best Devs into their big project? The fact that Hunt is still broken after 5 years says alot

2. Over 1 million people play Counterstrike daily and it's decades old. .

3. They stopped playing it in under less than 10 hours, it certainly wasn't game fatigue.

Are you Dune Goat in Disguise?

[Redeye7]

Originally posted by Washboard:

Originally posted by Redeye7:

You're welcome. You're also wrong, the above poster is correct.

For your reading enjoyment:
"Hunt: Showdown was originally in development at Crytek USA, who wished to create a spiritual successor to Darksiders—a video game series developed by their predecessor, Vigil Games—under the title Hunt: Horrors of the Gilded Age. It was envisioned to be a cooperative multiplayer game. After the initial announcement in June 2014, Crytek USA was shut down due to financial issues, and the development was brought to the Crytek headquarters in Germany. The game, under the new title Hunt: Showdown, was re-announced in May 2017 and became a competitive multiplayer game"

The devs were working on this for years before it was released in 2019.

Ah so you don’t understand game development, gotcha :)

The original source code was for a coop multiplayer by one team, another team took that code and changed it to a pvp. So my point still stands.

No, it does not. Stand your ground if you like, it's a trivial matter.

[Dave]

Anyhow let's not get off topic

WHERE IS CRYTEKS RESPONSE TO THE ISSUE