Smuggler Archive
Thread: File a ticket for your revamp!
SmugglinZane wrote:
Dosi wrote:
There you go, get yourself banned or something by abusing the /bug and ticket systems. Overload the CSRs with spammed messages that they will ignore because they are trying to help people with more immediate problems.
Don't get me wrong, I fully agree with you. It just won't do any good. If you want to do something contructive, pick an actual bug that might get a little attention, and use your sig, so to speak. Remember, there are many bugs out there.
Or you could jump on TC and help them work faster. Then good things tend to come sooner.Because that's making the CURB and the following profession revamps come along so quickly right?
What happened to the priorities set for development? What happened to the fact that we were told we had to wait til after the CURB for the better of the game while they continue to develop everything else as usual? TC will only matter when they get the CURB on it for us because that is the only thing that will bring us closer to our revamp. If they're changing their story on priorities and schedules again, they need to say so. We know they never will though because then they won't be able to string people and their money along for another six months.
And I understand your point, but why do really stupid sh't when it won't get you anywhere? Can you actually justify spamming the devs and csrs with invalid bug reports and service tickets? If you want it fixed, submit related bugs. You know, like the bug that causes the color menu to come up when slicing composite, or the auto-pulling bug. There are many bugs that you can report and still get your point across. If you picked one bug each day, and so did everybody else, then they might get the attention they need. It appears to me that they are fixing little stuff in the publishes.
But don't let me stop you. If you want to get banned for stupid crap, feel free, I'll stand behind you 100%, way behind.
Dosi wrote:
SmugglinZane wrote:
Dosi wrote:
There you go, get yourself banned or something by abusing the /bug and ticket systems. Overload the CSRs with spammed messages that they will ignore because they are trying to help people with more immediate problems.
Don't get me wrong, I fully agree with you. It just won't do any good. If you want to do something contructive, pick an actual bug that might get a little attention, and use your sig, so to speak. Remember, there are many bugs out there.
Or you could jump on TC and help them work faster. Then good things tend to come sooner.
Because that's making the CURB and the following profession revamps come along so quickly right?
What happened to the priorities set for development? What happened to the fact that we were told we had to wait til after the CURB for the better of the game while they continue to develop everything else as usual? TC will only matter when they get the CURB on it for us because that is the only thing that will bring us closer to our revamp. If they're changing their story on priorities and schedules again, they need to say so. We know they never will though because then they won't be able to string people and their money along for another six months.
And I understand your point, but why do really stupid sh't when it won't get you anywhere? Can you actually justify spamming the devs and csrs with invalid bug reports and service tickets? If you want it fixed, submit related bugs. You know, like the bug that causes the color menu to come up when slicing composite, or the auto-pulling bug. There are many bugs that you can report and still get your point across. If you picked one bug each day, and so did everybody else, then they might get the attention they need. It appears to me that they are fixing little stuff in the publishes.
But don't let me stop you. If you want to get banned for stupid crap, feel free, I'll stand behind you 100%, way behind.
Then why don't we spam legitimate bugs like autopull?
Dosi wrote:
Isn't that what I just said?
Yes it is. 
I was just providing a solid example for others.
Don't get me wrong, I fully agree with you. It just won't do any good. If you want to do something contructive, pick an actual bug that might get a little attention, and use your sig, so to speak. Remember, there are many bugs out there.
Or you could jump on TC and help them work faster. Then good things tend to come sooner.
)We don't get any in our forums, therefore we must try other avenues.
Message Edited by RichardBryant on 02-23-2005 10:12 PM
SpinningCloud wrote:
Zane; "Then why don't we spam legitimate bugs like autopull?"
What? A Smuggler that can't smuggle isn't a legitimate bug????? *boggle*
I'd bet a Dancer that couldn't dance would be a legitimate bug.
It is a legit bug to us, but it is not exactly in the game so it wouldn't necessarily be a bug. What the person I was responding to said that spamming illegimate bugs to devs and csrs would get you in trouble, and unfortunately he happens to be right. That's why I mentioned a legit bug like the autopull to get their attention without putting your account at risk.
Message Edited by SpinningCloud on 02-23-2005 02:34 PM
SpinningCloud wrote:
There done...bug submitted.
"I'm a Smuggler but can't smuggle.
Dancers can dance,
Musicians can play music,
Crafters can craft.
Why can't Smugglers smuggle? Is there some secret to it?"
Do I sound innocent enough?
Oh, and ban me, I don't care any longer. *shrugs*
Message Edited by SpinningCloud on 02-23-2005 02:34 PM
I 5 Starred you for this man, because I really do love it. I'm hoping that other Smugglers not willing to put themselves out there will use some of the other examples to draw some attention, but this is by far the best!