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Recently, developer Arrowhead brought a major update and new bond content to the multiplayer cooperative shooting game "Bad Divers 2", but due to the "incomprehensible" weakening of players' handy weapons (especially flamethrowers) in the update, players once again gave bad reviews to express their dissatisfaction.

In response to this issue, CEO Shams Jorjani has made a public response, admitting the problem, but said that some changes will take some time to show results. And the game director of "Bad Divers 2" Mikael Eriksson also recently published a long article on Reddit, announcing the studio's latest 60-day plan.

The 60-day plan begins by mentioning that we will "continue to review our approach to balance" and emphasizes that "our goal is that balance should be fun, not 'balance' for the sake of balance."

Secondly, the fire damage mechanism will be updated to adjust the way the flamethrower is used as a close support weapon. The reason for this adjustment is that directly rolling back the values ​​of a single weapon will disrupt other parts of the game.

In addition, the director also revealed that the gameplay of the game will be redesigned, the design of the main weapons will be reconceived, the priority of game repairs will be readjusted, improving game performance is also in the plan, and an optional beta testing environment will be created to prepare for upcoming content. At the same time, player surveys will be regularly released to collect player opinions and feedback.