Teras Kasi Archive
Thread: Here's a thought on avoiding future issues
Taken from the following thread today 8/15/03
http://forums.station.sony.com/swg/board/message?board.id=Development&message.id=335830
"We're looking pretty closely at the knockdown situation right now, and are exploring a couple of ways to adjust it. Once I have something that seems decent to us, we'll toss it out there for comment."
-Raph Koster, Creative Director
Now what my thought was is this:
Why not jump on Test Center and get some TKAs on there. I'm sure there are a few but given the percentage of TKs vs Ranged and other professions on live servers and the small population on TC...well you can see where I'm going with this I hope. The more of us that have a presence on TC, the chances of discovering potential problems before they make it live increase. I find it hard to believe that no one on TC tried to knock anything down in the past two weeks and ask themselves, "Hmmm, where'd my HAMs go?".
I'm not saying that no one asked that but if there are a few more voices there to ask those questions, things may work better for all of us.
Just a thought.
Not ten minutes after I posted this topic, the TC server went down.
There's some sort of evil, twistedforceat workhere...
/shrug
On working up a new char: Yeah, it sucks for the most part but in two days of casual play I'm 3/4 of the way to Expert Unarmed. Oh, and I came to TK from Pikeman and didn't even use VKs until I was just about TK Novice. (could I have any more acronyms in that last sentence?....
)
Actually a TKA came and posted here after the nerf hit test center and he gave a really good detailed report on it. He broke it down by the numbers. I wish I could remember his name.
Ever since that thread we have been pleading with the developers NOT to implement that nerf live because it was a class killer. Two weeks later... The devs implemented it, a GIANT f'you to our profession. Either they didn't bother to listen to us, or they got some sort of twisted joy out of what they knew would happen to us.
They are still under the mistaken impression that what they want means jack squat. They are not the customer and their opinions are irellevant.
Thanks for that info linzen, I must have missed that thread.
hmmm, makes me think differently about using TC at all. What's the point if they don't think we, the people playing this profession, know what's good or not good for us.