Comprehensive Feedback: Living Settlement System: A Bugged and Unengaging Experience, Enhancing Age of Heroes for a Deeper and More Engaging Experience

[Kalnazzar]

@Hiveshadow

so im not allow to like what comes out and say what im thinking that is what you saying i can still be worried and still love/like the things their comes out and sorry im not seing the things on your way to see things

@Hiveshadow, you’re not doing anything wrong by expressing how you feel about the game and the upcoming Age of Heroes. The issue stems from a community that has become jaded after dealing with persistent bugs for years. Here’s another post I made about this:

@Kalnazzar

@Cauthey

YOU have some very solid ideas.

I think the problem that we could likely all agree on is that no one in the player base is willing to trust Funcom to implement/incorporate these kinds of features.

I truly believe that for Conan Exiles - “this dog don’t hunt” anymore. We are playing on borrowed time.

Believe me, I completely understand where you’re coming from. We’ve had a rough time with bugs that have been around for years, and it’s frustrating when those fundamental issues continue to disrupt gameplay. I’ve mentioned before that we need actions, not words from the developers. The frustration is real for so many of us who want to love the game but keep running into the same old problems.

It’s hard to fully enjoy the new content when older issues still haven’t been fixed. Personally, I’m tired of respawning on top of my house instead of inside it where my bed is. It’s not just a minor inconvenience—it’s a reminder of the long-standing issues that still haven’t been addressed.

That said, my hope is that with this upcoming Age of Heroes content, we might finally see some real progress. These are features I’ve wanted for years, and if they can pull it off, we could see a game that lives up to its potential. But again, it comes down to action—fixing the bugs, improving core systems, and delivering a game that feels complete and functional.

If they’ve truly given up, why continue working on such an ambitious update? I believe there’s still a chance for Conan Exiles to grow into something amazing. But like you, I’m watching closely, because at the end of the day, it’s not just about adding new content—it’s about making the game something we can fully enjoy without the old frustrations holding us back. We need those promises of improvements to actually happen.

So yeah, I get the frustration, but I still have hope that if they get Age of Heroes right, it could be the turning point we’ve been waiting for.

Sometimes, words cut deeper than a blade, especially in a community that has been told repeatedly that things will improve or that fixes are coming—and yet, years later, the same issues remain. When that happens, frustration builds, and the tone of the conversations can become harsh and blunt.

If you felt attacked, I’ll be the first to apologize on behalf of the community. The harshness you encountered is just the result of players being brutally blunt, but it comes from a place of long-standing frustration. What the community really needs right now is more transparency and communication from the devs. @den, I understand you need to stay out of heated debates, but it would be great to see more open communication and dialogue with the community moving forward.