Game strike

What would you do if you bought a game and found out that it is good, but there are some illogicalities in it that make you very unhappy. It probably wouldn't occur to you to start with - a strike. But this is exactly what happened in the community of players of the game Foxhole.

Foxhole is an online shooting game in which each player is a soldier, part of a larger unit, which of course has certain combat missions. The whole thing is supposed to be not very realistic, but not so much from a graphical point of view as from a strategic/logistical point of view. And that's where the problems come in. A fairly large part of the player base works in a logistics role, that is, they are the ones who are supposed to deliver weapons, equipment and ammunition to the fighters in the front lines. And here's where the problem comes in - the latest changes made to the game by developer Siege Camp are said to have "greatly increased the stress and responsibility of logistics players". The whole thing is said to be so frustrating, and the developer so unresponsive, that a group of logistics players have decided to form a "syndicate" called the Logistics Organization for General Improvements (L.O.G.I.), which serves as the coordinator of the "in-game logistics soldier strike". The idea apparently met with a favorable response, as around 1,800 players have already joined the strike, which apparently already has "serious consequences for the situation at the front, where soldiers are left without ammunition and other equipment".

Siege Camp, which received an open letter from the organizers with the listed problems, has not yet responded, so the strike continues…

Source: L.O.G.I.

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