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It's necessary to discuss the balancing and linearity of zombies on the battlefield.

I started a session with 4.5 combat stars. Looking for 4.5 or even 5-star opponents, the vast majority had 70 armor and 49 or 59 one-handed weapon damage. Two days later, those zombies are gone, and now they have an absurd, much more powerful configuration that completely surpasses my capabilities; they have 88 armor and 64 one-handed weapon damage (the weakest ones).

This makes the game totally frustrating and completely lacking in gameplay sense. The game's management should review these settings and maintain greater linearity in the zombies, so that what we face on the battlefield is more predictable, and these things don't happen. The zombies should follow a pattern and stick to it.

Zombies are replicas of knights joining the battleground from their homeserver, sometimes you get good ones sometimes not. In my view battleground is a bonus which you may or may not do. Going with your logic those players who always do 400 fight session would have a huge advantage if all sessions would be easy. These players already have an advantage with the extra gold/exp and possible raffle rewards (double gold, jewel, premium) compared to the ones who don't do premium battlegground or don't do it at all.

Interestingly I have not seen any complaints in the last 2 weeks when lower BEs were full of crap zombies (replica of knights with high armor/low weapon, e.g 55 armor / 2 one-hand skill) and players were doing 800-1200 bp sessions, but now when balanced/strong knights have been replicated players immediately complanining here.

One thing that could help would be improving the way zombies are searched for, adding more filters than just the number of stars and weapon type. For example, in today's zombies in category 4.5 there are several different types, I'd guess at least 6-7 configurations. If you could filter better, it would avoid a lot of wasted time having to search and search and search again.

Look, I believe everyone here is an adult; nobody has 8-10 hours straight to spend defeating zombies (the time needed to do 100 fights in a single day, not counting the search time). The least that should be done is to make finding them easier.

I made a suggestion for an overhaul to the BG that instead of generating zombies based on if/when players logged in; they actually take a clone of "real" knights on all the worlds and drop them in.
would allow for "bragging rights" and could open up a bit more interaction betweeen the worlds/players.

as has been stated - sat clicking a button every 5/10 mins for 8-16hrs a day is just not really a "good enough" gameplay loop to keep people engaged in the age of mobile gaming.

I never had to do the BG from a low level so I don't know the pain points in the early days on there; but it's no longer fit for it's original purpose and the 400 MC sessions have allowed it to be abused imo - so players that do those sessions a lot are dispropotionaly stronger than players that do not.

I never had to do the BG from a low level so I don't know the pain points in the early days on there; but it's no longer fit for it's original purpose and the 400 MC sessions have allowed it to be abused imo - so players that do those sessions a lot are dispropotionaly stronger than players that do not.

Of course, players who consistently use a 400 attack package on their Battle Server have an advantage.

They're always ahead of those who only use a 200 attack package, or those who only use a 100 package, or those who don't use their Battle Server at all.

After all, they pay more for it. And paying customers cover the operating costs of such a game ^^

It's like with Premium. If you use it, you progress faster than if you level up your characters without a Battle Server and Premium.

Some people spend several hundred euros on it, playing nonstop, while others don't want to invest as much time and money.

This isn't abuse, but rather a logical conclusion based on how one wants to play KF. Those who spend a lot of money on KF are naturally rewarded by being further along than players who don't.

It's entirely up to you how quickly you want to level up a character. And yes, that's really how KF started. It takes several years to level a character from scratch, and that can be much more time-consuming than simply taking over an already higher-level account.