I thought it'd be interesting to share this here! This post is from a community event in Reddit Pixel Dungeon that often gathers hundreds of votes, and the event is finally completed just a few days ago. The highest votes on what people think is weak (or boring/lame) is featured in this image, and it's a good way to measure what the community thinks overall.
I'd love to post the huge amount of comments and discussions to Lemmy, but it might be better to just visit the Reddit posts. There's some deep and interesting discussions from the community on why these things suck. The second-worst items that gained significant votes may also be worth looking into: chaotic censer, unstable spell, death mark, magic missile, transfusion, unstable enchant, etc
Regarding Chaotic Censer, I personally think recent updates have made it usable at least. It sucks when it destroys loot and wrecks players in cramped spaces, but the fact that it now shows the gas + direction before it activates, it's a good improvement. At least players won't be at the mercy of RNG deaths and we can adapt to the situation with the tools in our bag.
I do care what other people think. I don't care if they block me. Blocking is a good way to disingage if you disagree with someone on everything.
The dark blizzard situation was an outlier, that response from them came out of nowhere. However my comment for them was justified, the tournament was skewed towards certain people, half the people weren't having their opinions heard
The stickonreddit situation was a misunderstanding, as they confused me with someone from the discord, and I don't use discord
The vordex situation was also an outlier, as i couldn't figure out what they were talking about and they refused to explain
The hero tier list situation, was actually an argument, but it's because an opinion I strongly have. And was not aggressive and it was not done in a harassing way, so I don't know why you thought it was
Every time someone says anything about warrior or tenacity, I discuss, I don't argue. Most of the time people have misconceptions about them, especially tenacity.
The r/pixeldungeon situation actually was not like this situation at all. There were people actively harassing me for their "personal enjoyment" which escalated to them actually taking it too far, which should never happen for having personal opinions, even with arguments.
Lastly, I'm not opposed to criticism, I'm opposed to some of other people's criticism, which is fine.
No, it didn't came out of nowhere. You've been trying to dismiss blizzard's opinions every time he posts, so of course he snapped... As for stick and vordex, the main issue is that you're either changing or dismissing the meaning of their words, and this happens a lot even here on lemmy. And then you continue to stalk people like dekklin who is getting tired of being "discussed" to death. Just let people say their opinion without you always butting in, please. People will eventually gang up on you if you keep trying to "discuss" aggresively. I'm also getting tired of seeing you harassing everyone everywhere :/ you might not think so, but there's a good reason why people on r/pixeldungeon decide to harass you back. But nah, "everyone else is wrong, not me"
No, it did come out of nowhere, I had only disagreed with one of their points before that, which is the stewed meat vs raw meat
And I don't diminish or change anything, why do you get that impression
I have no idea who dekklin is, so I don't know why you think I stalk anyone.
And you telling me to stop butting in. No, I won't stop. It's a community, I'm allowed to interact. If you personally don't like me, block me
Don't try to justify what people did on rpixeldungeon.
Man just check the worst ring posts if you somehow forgot. But yeah, keep butting in and angering people I guess.... I rest my case