About blue posts and replies
by Dreamz | 28/03/2007 22:21:01 Why do you close topics of people that are trying to get answers about their class? You could atleast give them some info if shammies will get some changes ( e.g buffs,anti - CC's hexxes ) in the future patches. Then they could know if they should play their class further or not, and not keep the hope of playing a broken class. That being said, instead you making OMFG D1D YOO RULLED A DREENI SHAMEN!!!11111111 topic, GIVES US SOME INFO IF THERE ARE GONNA BE SOME CHANGES OR NOT !!!!!!!!!!!!!! And yes, I know this topic is gonna get closed, the hell I care, I just made my point. </endrant> |
by Vaneras | 29/03/2007 01:42:28
I have two things to say: 1st.: If a thread is in violation of the forum guidelines, it will get locked no matter how righteous or important it might be in the eyes of its creator! If a thread is to receive a proper blue reply, then it must comply with the forum guidelines before anything else. 2nd.: We will give you info when we have info to give. We cannot and will not give you info that is not verified and approved by the developers first, neither will we give you info which is just guesswork and speculation from our side, and that is why it can take some time before you get the important information you so desperately crave. We read and forward player concerns and feedback to the developers all the time, however it can take some time before we get feedback and answers from the developers in return. The developers are a very busy bunch of people, and it takes time to go through and address the massive amounts of player feedback we constantly send to them... Time which is not always available. Additionally (Ok… three things I have to say) I would like to say that what you think is unimportant might not be considered unimportant by another player. Some players want more than just serious blue replies to their concerns and questions, because they are also interested in social and fun interaction with blue posters who they believe to be just as much a part of the community as the regular poster. Our job as blue posters doesn’t just revolve around giving serious answers to important concerns threads, our job is just as much about being a part of the community in all its aspects and facets and that involves socialising and posting in less serious and more casual threads. Futhermore it takes much less time and effort to post in those “unimportant” threads, and we require no developer approval or confirmation to create a threads like the one where we ask you if you rolled a Draenei Shaman or not. What I am trying to say is that we have to cover and interact with all parts of the community and that includes the parts of the community that you find irrelevant and less important than your own immediate concerns. |
| by Vaneras | 29/03/2007 01:59:34 I will leave this thread open for discussion since this seems to be a topic that is quite important for some people to discuss, however please note that the thread will get locked if the thread gets out of hand and descends into nothing but a flamefest. |
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