Kaw Community Input: Hello Devs, I hope this message finds you well. I am bringing forth suggestions and opinions from the community and I. For a long time many players have become bored of the game and many are leaving. Many great players, even big spenders, have packed their bags and left. After multiple help ticket suggestions, other forum posts, and private messages with devs… I figured one last appeal would could possibly help our situation. Besides the elephant in the game that is causing a lot of people to quit, the other main issue is lack of new content. Most content that comes out is copy and pasted or just changed by mere colors. For example we have been doing the same “collection” event for so many years I need two hands to count them. There is additionally no clan loyalty. Without -Blitz- or FUA train sessions, I would be forced to hop around clans to finish legends. Players who stay home in their clan have significant stagnant growth. The issue of clan loyalty has been brought up for years but nothing seems to have been done. Competitions were an amazing input into the game, but the nerfing of awards has made them more unpopular. There seems to be a disdane for rewarding players the proper amount of rewards. For example the KAW anniversary community event. Kaw complained on the forum post about how low the rewards were and you guys did update them (woohoo)… but not nearly enough for a once a year event that is supposed to be about celebrating the players. Even in the post you said something along the lines of “this isn’t what you wanted”. It almost feels like we have to remind you that we are the reason the game is alive. The KaW community is one of a kind. We put up with a lot of stuff. Well, maybe not as much anymore as many are quitting. We are simply bored and do not feel heard. I understand you guys have other games and they probably take priority. But remember that KAW is your OG game. 15 years of us! If a dev reads this I would highly appreciate a comment or like to show that you have seen this. Sometimes just knowing you have been heard or seen helps make a difference.