Enemy-of-Coldharbour wrote: »I submitted a ticket the other day and got a response saying they were busy and they immediately closed my ticket as resolved. So lazy.
Enemy-of-Coldharbour wrote: »I submitted a ticket the other day and got a response saying they were busy and they immediately closed my ticket as resolved. So lazy.
Well at least you got a response. That is more than some of us get.
I did get one response quite a while back with an issue I still have. When I am doing a pledge or in some other situation with a lot going on and I switch bars my weapons do not appear to switch. I can still do all the skills just I don't see the right weapons. When trying to go back and forth between bars to keep buffs and stuff up knowing which bar you are on is handy and without the visual cue it becomes difficult. I explained when I am using my healing or destro staff skill (depending on roll) I see the two swords that are associated with my other bar.
The one response I got when I first submitted was a message telling me to use /stuck or whatever it is to get your character unstuck and was told a day later the issue was considered resolved. I've reported it a couple of times since with no response. The last time I was a bit snarky so that was maybe my fault. I have hopes though and will some day try again.
ZOS_DaryaK wrote: »We've removed your other post as a duplicate. Please reply to your support ticket advising you still need assistance and your ticket will get answered by a support agent.
We understand this may be frustrating and we are disappointed that we are unable to deliver a Customer Service experience that is up to our desired standards.
CHIMCHIMCheree wrote: »ZOS_DaryaK wrote: »We've removed your other post as a duplicate. Please reply to your support ticket advising you still need assistance and your ticket will get answered by a support agent.
This is as good a place to address this as any. I think it's fairly uncontroversial to assert that ESO Support system is not operating optimally. I think this is a fair summation of the system in general, while acknowledging that many players have totally adequate and pleasant support interactions. ZOS Support have acknowledged this, for example, in the mass "we can't help you due to ticket volumes" mailout which states:We understand this may be frustrating and we are disappointed that we are unable to deliver a Customer Service experience that is up to our desired standards.
The thing is, admitting that the system is failing without committing to resolving that failure is not an acceptable position for a business to take. The community needs to see "okay, support isn't working the way we want it to" being followed by a critical "and here's what we're doing to fix it".
Lacking that follow-up, these acknowledgements amount to a fairly confrontational "we can't offer an experience which is up to our desired standards and we don't intend to."
This has been hashed out again and again, with varying degrees of politeness. There's no arguing the feedback hasn't been received, there's no arguing it hasn't been understood and accepted internally, because ZOS Support explicitly acknowledge the failure. The only missing piece is any commitment to doing better going forward and that's truly quite shameful.
Can we expect to see these concerns addressed, not only case-by-case with "sorry about your support experience, I'll help with your particular situation" but with action that addresses whatever the root causes of these poor experiences are?
CHIMCHIMCheree wrote: »ZOS_DaryaK wrote: »We've removed your other post as a duplicate. Please reply to your support ticket advising you still need assistance and your ticket will get answered by a support agent.
This is as good a place to address this as any. I think it's fairly uncontroversial to assert that ESO Support system is not operating optimally. I think this is a fair summation of the system in general, while acknowledging that many players have totally adequate and pleasant support interactions. ZOS Support have acknowledged this, for example, in the mass "we can't help you due to ticket volumes" mailout which states:We understand this may be frustrating and we are disappointed that we are unable to deliver a Customer Service experience that is up to our desired standards.
The thing is, admitting that the system is failing without committing to resolving that failure is not an acceptable position for a business to take. The community needs to see "okay, support isn't working the way we want it to" being followed by a critical "and here's what we're doing to fix it".
Lacking that follow-up, these acknowledgements amount to a fairly confrontational "we can't offer an experience which is up to our desired standards and we don't intend to."
This has been hashed out again and again, with varying degrees of politeness. There's no arguing the feedback hasn't been received, there's no arguing it hasn't been understood and accepted internally, because ZOS Support explicitly acknowledge the failure. The only missing piece is any commitment to doing better going forward and that's truly quite shameful.
Can we expect to see these concerns addressed, not only case-by-case with "sorry about your support experience, I'll help with your particular situation" but with action that addresses whatever the root causes of these poor experiences are?
tryia3b14a_ESO wrote: »As someone who has worked in a call center before, every action you take is monitored, down to the very words you say (which are not your words at all and are chosen by the company. Do not deviate from the script or you'll be sorry). Like even taking a quick 5 minute run to the bathroom is monitored and kept track of. So I seriously doubt the employees are just closing the tickets out because they feel like it. No doubt they are instructed to by the company.
I've gotten pretty poor responses to my tickets too, but I know it's not each individual CS rep's fault, it's the company.