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Traigus

Tue Jan 06, 2004 9:29 pm

TH has announced we are starting the next pass on Top 5's.

I'll be taking the tally off the top 10 thread sometime tomorrow afternoon (EST). if you haven't voted yet, please be sure to do so.

-T

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"We've got a blind date with destiny -- and it looks like she ordered the lobster."

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Caliwyrm

Tue Jan 06, 2004 9:41 pm

#2

My Vote:

Actual communication between the devs and us other than "We'll look into it" after 5+ months of complaining.

Seriously, the LAST "top 5" of every class I read was the same complaints as the 4+ previous months with the SAME answers..

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"We want the GCW to be everything it can be. We want factional PvP to be fun and exciting. We understand that as players, you don't want the 1% decay. We think it is an important game mechanic in the right situations, but we want to remove it from factional battles." --JustG 02/04/2004
Uh, so WE don't want it, and YOU don't want it in for PvP--then why is it still there??

Traigus

Tue Jan 06, 2004 9:50 pm

#3

Yeah, that was a very big issue.. We raised all sort of hell about it. We are hoping the next pass will fare better on actual communication.

-T

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"We've got a blind date with destiny -- and it looks like she ordered the lobster."

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Zarlor

Wed Jan 07, 2004 6:59 am

#4

I even had that issue on the list as "Correspondent Communication", and it always gets a few votes, but never quite makes it too high on the list overall.

Zarlor - Mesric City, Dantooine - Eclipse
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Thread: Voting for the current top 5 will end jan 7, 2003