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I question the effectiveness of the forum?
Paladin_echo1
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There have been very many issues with this game, however I still think it has been extremely fun so far in comparison to other games I have played online by far. Bugs will exist and classes will have their imbalances, while individual moves need to be fixed. But today my question is how effective is the use of the forum?
I understand that people need to communicate amongst each other, but it seems to be a competition to see who can make the best thread that attracts the most people. I'm not sure if this is the most effective thing at getting all the problems fixed at the moment. It almost seems that it would be best to post something in /feedback and then leave it alone.
On top of that, it seems like some people prioritize their problems over everyone elses nearly all the time. Though I have issues with some of the things (which I am not going to state at the moment) my issue at the moment is what is being done with the information being discussed here. I'd like to see people observing the forums that make the actual changes to the people's decision generate a general idea about the problems that need fixing a little more often.
What is your opinion?
I understand that people need to communicate amongst each other, but it seems to be a competition to see who can make the best thread that attracts the most people. I'm not sure if this is the most effective thing at getting all the problems fixed at the moment. It almost seems that it would be best to post something in /feedback and then leave it alone.
On top of that, it seems like some people prioritize their problems over everyone elses nearly all the time. Though I have issues with some of the things (which I am not going to state at the moment) my issue at the moment is what is being done with the information being discussed here. I'd like to see people observing the forums that make the actual changes to the people's decision generate a general idea about the problems that need fixing a little more often.
What is your opinion?
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