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Posted - 2009.05.22 07:22:00 -
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 Originally by: Blackened Plague
Originally by: CCP Wrangler
Originally by: bigbillthaboss2
I am still in shock some people are getting onto us "whiners". It's called constructive CRITICISM, it helps CCP accomplish their short term goals, in this case a bug fix lol. No, not really, it's stress from all of us and these forums are the best place to dish it out on. I am happy that those of you who sit in stations all day playing with the game's market as if it were a stock market enjoy not experiencing this bug, but all of us who take advantage of all the attributes EVE offers us go under great stress due to this and we like expressing ourselves to them, so quit "whining" at us "whiners".
Another thing, I noticed the bug always seems to fix itself on the sun?? I am sure ya'll know this but just a heads up, maybe something to do with that.
Hurry up with the walking in stations so my toon can get drunk in a bar and talk about the ship I lost due to a new glitch.
A lot of people tend to forget the constructive part of constructive criticism, in general you have to say what it wrong, why it's wrong and give suggestions on how to fix it. But you also have to consider the situation, in some cases you can't tell us how to fix a certain issue.
There is however one very important part about constructive criticism and that is to be unemotional. In many cases people are either too upset to be unemotional or they don't see it as a problem, but the end result is that the people you want to hear your criticism will not listen to it. That's not specific to this game or anything, that's just the way it is. Be short and to the point and don't mix in insults or abusive behavior and you're guaranteed to get more people to listen to what you have to say.
That's in general though, looking at the responses in this thread, and also what kind of situation this is, I think the majority of posts can be considered constructive.
More fixing the game less forum posting.
agreed, roll the server back re-reimburse losses due to this obvious bug, give credit for time trained on skills, and let the people get on with playing this game. we pay for this game to play... not to stay docked in a station because we have to log every jump or wait 10 minutes every time we jump our fleet to the next system. perhaps instead of telling us how to form our responses to this post you spend more time sticking your face in the code and turning this thing called eve back into a game instead of something at aggravates even buda.
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