[quote]If the dev team took off one season to work on a quality of life update instead of an update that would drop new content, would you support it? Im talking about things like addressing some of those smaller (often also bigger) problems that when accumulated, have made our experience and enjoyment of the game deteriorate. Vault space (they have stated it’s one of the technically harder issues for them to repair), champion health bar glitches, champion stun glitches, enemy one-shot on normal content glitches, material caps, and other similar types of issues that bc they’re small, the focus still falls on the upcoming seasonal/expansion drop, would you be down? It means sacrificing receiving new content for a while, so the developing focus truly invests in just these fixes.[/quote] You guys spout the same tired rhetoric for quality of life. There's nothing wrong with champions. [i]There's something wrong with players not wanting to use the required weapons to stun them.[/i] Yes glitches happen, they take care of those all the time. Players being impatient trying to stun champions when they're not able to be stunned at that second is something the player can fix. There's nothing wrong right now with vault space. [i]Stop hoarding[/i]. Your vault is like a fridge, no matter how big it gets, will always find a reason to fill it. They already talked about materials for crafting and how they're going to be tweaking the system soon....[i]read twabs[/i] Just because five other people talk about these things it does not mean it's a huge issue. Look for other quality of life things that actually change the landscape of the game a bit such as The new subclass changes, reissuing old weapons in crafting, visual changes projecting enemy moves like rhulk, puzzles, how they should introduce older content in legacy, content loop cycles etc. Things start to open your eyes a bit more when you're not parroting other players on the forums. No, your suggestions are not a good compromise to miss a whole season.