Warner Battle released a quality update patch, but it seems too late

2025-02-09 19:44:33|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

"Warner Fight" will be out of service in May, but that doesn't mean it will end without resistance.In fact, it may be on its dying moment, borrowing some of the major improvements made in Season 5 and final seasons, really bringing together a small group of players to defend it.

Players began to pay attention to the patch released by Player First Games earlier this week - introducing the final characters Aquaman and Rora Rabbit, while balancing the many characters.

However, in the patch notes, some of the basic elements of Warner Fight seem to have made considerable changes, which makes the player community wonder why they didn’t make these changes earlier.The most attractive thing seems to be that many characters have significantly improved their movement speed and their overall movement is more flexible and free.This issue has been criticized since the initial release of the game in 2022, when the character's actions were too floating.

Earlier this week, players launched the hashtag #SaveMultiversus on X Platform (formerly Twitter).According to a post on Reddit, as of February 5, the cumulative number of related posts has been around 20,000.There was even an account that followed the news of Warner Battles, proposing to spend money on the anchors to try to let them play the game, but I'm not sure how effective this approach will be.In any case, it was quite gratifying to see the player community unite, although it felt a bit of a drop in the bucket, and it was too late.

But even if released with these changes last year, it may not change the final fate of "Warner Fight".The game seems to be full of strange decisions—whether it was made by Player First Games, Warner Bros., or the result of a joint decision between the two parties.

From the beginning, I invested a lot of money in e-sports, but I still claimed that "this is just a public beta version". Later, the game was discontinued for a year for this reason, and after re-releasing, it added more flashy online service content than before.This should have been an excellent game, but it ended up getting into a lot of trouble.

Player First Games seems to have gone all out to launch an excellent platform fighting game, but after two attempts, it took three years and still failed.Despite the hashtag activity and some eager and optimistic fans, SteamDB data shows that after the slight increase in online users, the number of players in the game on the PC side is barely maintaining around 2,000.Note that this does not count the number of players on other console platforms.But compared with the fighting game Brawhalla of the same type, the latter can easily attract more than 10,000 players on most days, which at least shows some of the problems.

"Warner Battle" will cease operations on May 30.

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