I'm wondering the best way for the community to show they are impacted by a particular issue. If there is a bug, how do we show that it's a priority to us? Different people making 10 different threads about 1 issue is not constructive, adding a +1 by different players to show their support is a violation of the forums as we found out with the genies gift thread. Is there a poll option?
I know issues are triaged by Cryptic and fixed based on priority but who assigns that priority? How is it known what is affecting/bothering players the most?
Posting a bug report and hoping for the best kinda sucks.
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I will post that link here; Percemer's Trello
Job well done Percemer!
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Also, I understand that comments on a thread about a bug can quickly turn toxic. I don't want a lynch mob to form, just a respectful way to show how much interest there is in a particular topic.
I had an unplayable toon once and it was a bigger bug, bunch of others reported the same and it got fixed- if there is enough tickets it gets acknowledged faster I guess.
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A +1 doesnt say enough imo.
Ive notices thread that get alot of replies from different people tend to get fixex faster than bugs with no replies.
Ie staff of flowers binding change has tons of people commenting and was fixed quickly. While the soulforged adding extra stacks of res sickness has had only a few people.reply and we are still waiting for that one ti be fixed
> I think the best way is to post a reply saying how it has affected you.
I think so too. Just clicking an agree +1 doesn't seem effective.
And since bumps are not permitted (thank you moderators for gently pointing that out to me this week ) perhaps one needs to gather support off forum and have people come and post such replies.
https://www.arcgames.com/en/forums/neverwinter#/discussion/1251773/request-en-community-team-list-of-known-bugs-report-status-tool-pinned-to-this-forum
I would add that from my experience, unless an issue is submitted on Monday morning (or whenever the Community Manager gets out of staff meetings and can check the forum) and becomes one of the 5 messages that the Community Manager acknowledges, there is little tangible evidence that a post has been read and added to the to-do list. At the same time submitter responses to questions raised by the review/acknowledgement of their post often take days.
I like to have the faith that both parties are doing the best that they can, but clarity of communication and status has been an ongoing issue for both sides of the Bug Reporting process.