I want to respond to this response because I'm sorry, but this just illustrates how lost and out of touch you guys are.
Is GM connected in future plans of ps4 and xbox one versions? And is there any way to release some sort of club patch? Otp is fun, except for having to join lobbies every game and hope all your friends get in
The future of GM Connected is TBD.
When we look at the data of how many people are actually playing the mode, it is VERY small relative to our other modes.
One of the things that we need to be careful of moving forward is to not spread ourselves too thin.
On G3, we have a lot of modes that get minimal use.
Maintaining these modes year on year (even if we don't add any new features) is very costly and it takes away from us working on other features in the more played modes which is why I say that the future is TBD based on current usage.
When we first put GMC in, it was a highly requested mode from our fans but that hasn't translated into the usage we expected.
Is this what you guys really think?
So, you guys expected more people to play GMC, since...after all, we did request it. Oh, you mean the same GMC that featured horrendously long load times? The same GMC that never had an option to play less than an 82 game season? I'm sorry, but GMC was never completed to a reasonable level that gamers could get any real use out of it.
In a mode where the entire purpose is to play multiple seasons, how could you possibly expect people to get through 82 games plus playoffs? Seriously, do the math. Even just playing 2 seasons...taking 5.5 months per season means you'd have to play 5 games per week...every single week...for 11 months. I guess you better not have a full league because good luck coordinating schedules with 4-5 different opponents week after week after week. Did you guys even think about that?
Oh, right...you can sim games. I forgot. Ok, so instead of playing 82 games, you could do 41. That means you could play 4 seasons in the same amount of time...OR you could slow the pace a little bit. Well, that's not bad. Oh, except the only catch is you have zero control over 50% of your games, so the people who have "the good teams" get free wins, while everybody else is at the CPU's mercy.
Yeah, I totally don't understand why GMC wasn't more popular... But don't worry. Abandoning it is much better than recognizing its shortcomings and fixing them.