Are There any Nostalgic Throwbacks in Payday 3 Now that Server Issues Have Been Resolved in Call of Duty: Warzone?
With the recent resolution of server issues in Call of Duty: Warzone, players can now fully immerse themselves in the thrilling gameplay of the new call of duty: warzone map. As the anticipation for Payday 3 builds up, fans wonder if there will be any nostalgic throwbacks to previous installments. Only time will tell, but for now, gamers can enjoy the exhilaration of combat in Warzone’s revamped battlefield.
Payday 3: Addressing Player Complaints and Improving Progression
Hey there, fellow gamers! It’s time for some exciting news about Payday 3. After weeks of server instability, it seems like developer Starbreeze is finally making some progress. The recent matchmaking fixes have brought in a whopping 3 million players! But there’s still one important issue that needs to be addressed.
A Challenging Progression System
Player progression in Payday 3 has been a hot topic of complaints among the gaming community. The main concern revolves around what the system rewards players for. Unlocking weapons, cosmetics, and useful gear heavily relies on completing challenges.
Here’s the catch: many of these challenges are weapon-related, which promotes a play style that goes against what Payday 3 wants to be. The game encourages players to ignore stealth and disregard the importance of finishing heists, as long as they can clear a couple of weapon challenges to unlock some goodies. To make matters worse, successful heists don’t even reward players with experience points (XP).
Initially, Starbreeze stated that they had no plans to change the system and needed more data before acting on player feedback. I can only imagine how frustrating that must have been for players who couldn’t even get into matches. Needless to say, the statement didn’t go down well with the community.
Changes on the Horizon
But fear not, my comrades! Starbreeze seems to have had a change of heart. During a recent dev livestream, lead producer Andreas Hall Penninger revealed that big changes are indeed in the works.
“What I can say today is that we are working on some changes to progression and Infamy,” Penninger announced. “We have been gathering feedback from you guys, so expect a bunch of changes in an upcoming patch.”
While these changes won’t be included in the game’s next major patch (which is set to release in a few days), Starbreeze is committed to communicating the improvements they’ve made to the progression system as soon as they’re happy with them.
What’s Next?
Patch 1 is on its way, bringing a slew of bug fixes to address the game’s current issues. The specific release time and further details about the larger problems it tackles will be revealed soon.
So, fellow heisters, keep an eye out for these changes and get ready to dive back into the world of Payday 3 with renewed excitement. Together, let’s help shape the game we love into an even better experience!