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So... When people complain you delete the posts?

o0k1a7h3m0ko0k1a7h3m0k Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users Posts: 13 Arc User
edited June 2013 in General Discussion (PC)
Waking up. Reading the latest DOOM post http://nw-forum.perfectworld.com/showthread.php?324812-What-went-wrong-with-NW/page2. Move to page #3 and I get a forum error. Took me a couple of minutes to figure out an Admin/Moderator deleted the thread. Really PW? I'm not part of the DOOM crowd but it doesn't look good, AT ALL, when you squash complaints from your player base (no matter how founded/un-founded they are). I am now, officially, disappointed. Congratulations! Your action to squash discontent has actually caused discontent (even if its just me). Good job Moderator/Admin!

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  • ehraehra Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited June 2013
    Yes. It is clear by reading these forums that any time anyone complains about the game their posts are deleted. All you can ever find on this site is glowing praise, any and all discontent is immediately squashed out.
  • ambisinisterrambisinisterr Member, Neverwinter Moderator Posts: 10,462 Community Moderator
    edited June 2013
    What is more important than what is stated is how you state it.

    Doom posts have been run dry. They don't bring anything new or constructive to the table and really just demoralize and disgruntle the community. Complaints saying the game is bad without focusing on a means to improve it will really just go nowhere productive as is clear when reading the responses to that thread.

    Very few posts are actually removed from the public eye. I promise you I can see all of the posts which are. ;)

    You just happened to find that in a transistion stage. You can find that and most "deleted" posts in the Lower Depths. Just be warned many threads in the lower depths can be unfriendly.
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