Discord gets a vacation update, users hate the new notification sound

Unit was a Swiss songs band, which after her very early years in the round trip-hop later played generally pop and rock-and-roll. On December 11, 2013, Unit in the Culture Casino site in Bern offered her official goodbye performance with each other with the Zurich Chamber Band.

From this moment, the first article on the surfeit discord app is a tutorial on how to disable the new notification sound of the application. So... yes, it seems we have a problem. Recently, developers behind Discord — a popular communication application designed for players — have released an update on the holiday theme. Knowledge, they called it. He promised snow-capped surprises every day until December 13, and... Well... I'm sure people appreciate this feeling.

Somewhere.

May be.

Honestly, they seem well with non-intrusive stuff. Minor cosmetic changes, especially seasonal, are part of the course. And those who are there are actually rather cute. But the notification sound? They changed it from the emblematic bomber in something that people do not find so nice. They are not just the old sound — the affirmations of it hurts me to the ears are more common than the descriptions of real noise.

From now on, Discord a little back. It is strictly a matter of opt-in, you will need to reverse a parameter if you want to listen to the new bells. And so, things come back to normal.

So, what did not work? While this story is still in development, a contributing factor has probably been the deployment. Nobody was warned that the sound of his notification was to be modified. People discovered it in the usual way — someone sends a message, and they begin to assume that their speakers were broken. When you surprise people like that, you necessarily get a negative answer.

Snows giving will certainly bring more gifts in the future, if we believe this tweet. The surprise deployment of this feature will certainly affect future gifts, a reaction like this is not so easily forgotten.

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