Originally by: Arcturus Ganiti

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Originally by: Krystren D'ilf

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Originally by: DannyMoe

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Originally by: Krystren D'ilf

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Suck it up and shut up already.

After reading 6 pages of pure whining (few posts excluded) i have a feeling my head is going to explode
People are trying to fix the game so you might get a more enjoyable experiance, so try being supportive for a change. Sure, we all want our daily fix of EVE, but have some patience for the love of whatever you believe in...

That being said, hope the patching'll be done soon

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you acctualy read all 6 pages? :) if i wanted to hear that much moaning id tell the gf im going out with the lads tonight

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Ok, i lied, i read 7x% in hope of finding out something useful. Noone could take all 100% of that crap :D

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Haha, I actually read 100% of this forum. All 6 pages. At first I started agreeing with all of the ppl who are asking for compensation for the downtime. Then the issue of the eula is a open and shut case. No compensation. OK, I signed it, so be it. I do actually have a r/l.

Then I paid attention to those who have significant errors after the patch. My advice to you, from a software engineer developing for a client-intensive, live system is, file a bug report. Be detailed, be specific, and test it thoroughly to make sure it could not possibly be on your side.

This is not uncommon. I'm not asking you to "do CCP's job". I'm asking you to be a good customer and inform the company, in a professional manner, what isn't working in their product.

Trust me, a software engineer who sees a bug that says, "Alt-tab doesn't work anymore." is going to look at it and immediately disregard it. He'll say, "It works on the 12 machines here, I need more information."

Provide your system specs. Hardware/OS version/video driver version/etc. All these things will help them narrow down exactly what is causing the errors. If you can, also provide the settings you are currently using.

If this is a visual problem, i.e. graphics, include screenshots. If it is an error message, Include, verbatim, the error message, or a screenshot of it.

All I'm saying is more detail is better.

I'm not saying that none of you have any right to complain. You do. But complain in a productive, professional manner, and someone might actually appreciate it. It's called "Constructive Criticism."

Hopefully someone found this helpful.

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