Highlights:
- More people are playing Payday 2 on Steam
- Starbreeze, the developer of Payday 3, apologizes for lack of communication about the first patch
- The patch aims to address the disastrous launch of Payday 3
- Originally scheduled for October 5, the update has been delayed to “mid-October”
Introduction: Payday 2’s Growing Player Base and Lack of Communication
Payday 2, the popular game on Steam, has seen an increase in the number of players. However, the release of Payday 3 has faced significant issues, leading to disappointment among the player community. Developer Starbreeze has apologized for the lack of communication regarding the game’s first patch, which aims to address the problems that have plagued the game since its launch.
Apology for Lack of Communication
Starbreeze acknowledges their failure to provide adequate updates and communication regarding the first patch for Payday 3. The delay of the patch, originally scheduled for October 5, without subsequent updates or a specific release date has left players frustrated and seeking answers. The developer understands the importance of transparent and timely communication with the player base to address their concerns and maintain trust.
