#Reporting Process
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not having to sort through however many convos and shit about bugs. Just straight to the point
should make bug fixing easier and faster for the devs
what can't u login to a gmail?
even just make a brand new acc and use it just for the form
no there's no way to see others.
each report is completely isolated
We had it so people could see others reports in the past. People up vote reports even if they didn't experience them and it led to a lot of confusion. This way they can filter the reports and see how many people are actually experiencing the bug
It also led to people going to bug reports to learn of and use exploits
You may not like it but anyone who's an OG will tell you it's WAY better this way
You're right. That is your preference and your opinion. Noone is saying you're wrong. But it's a fact that they tried it and it didn't work out the way they wanted to. People do share stuff in tell d11 regardless and they are directed to the appropriate channel to report issues.
OG: "Original Gamer" those that have been in the server since its toddler months.
Raid glitch has been a thing for almost 5 months
This is true. See the bug then search online or social media for the details.
You're completely missing the point. They want reports. Not conversations. Noone wants to filter through a post that has 200+ messages. It's not up to you to see and participate. You experience a glitch you report it. That's it. They don't want people complaining about bugs just because they see someone else complain. Your opinion is noted but we already tried it here and it didn't work out the way it was intended.
You don't apply to be an og. You are or you aren't
Omg. Let me try and explain it better. We did try it this way. We did it exactly how you're suggesting. It didn't work. It had the opposite effect. It didn't help. It made it harder to identify bugs and how oftenly they occurred. D11 prefers this way. D11 likes it this way. So this way it will stay. It does not matter what "the community" wants
Noone ever said being an og is important to them.