Hello, I am just collecting a list of bugs/flaws that have been in the game since prelude, regarding skills, characters, interface stuff, etc.
If you know of a bug/flaw, could you please put it in this list. Thank you :)
For example -
Flaw -
Phantom Summoner originally had the most powerful summon, so the devs put in a leeching debuff on the caster. Since the other summoners have summons at the same power now, why is the debuff still there.
Bug-
Riposte Stance, many reports it does not work at all, or < .1% of the time.
How is that negatively unproductive? I am simply asking for what bugs are still in the game.
Also, I could care less about Phantom Summoners, I was using them as an example - obviously it is a bug if they still have a debuff when using a now normalized summon, it just makes them weaker. So I doubt this was something "planned" and is a bug.
The bugs that bug me the most are...
the bugs in fog, the scorpions in IT, and the spiders around DE territory.
I know we have some tireless friends helping with the spider problem but even they can't seem to get the upper hand.
I know it's not the bug problem that you wanted but it's what I've got.
How is that negatively unproductive? I am simply asking for what bugs are still in the game.
Also, I could care less about Phantom Summoners, I was using them as an example - obviously it is a bug if they still have a debuff when using a now normalized summon, it just makes them weaker. So I doubt this was something "planned" and is a bug.
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The pet was never stronger than the others. It has two active abilities while the other 10% pet have 1 so they decided to add a penalty that really isn't that bad. But +1 for not knowing what you're talking about.
It could be construed as constructive by acting as a reminder of issues that still exist so that they are not overlooked. In cases where they may have been overlooked they can be put back on the "to be fixed" list.
It's considered constructive if you offer some advice on how to fix it. It's considered as complaining or whining when you just list what's wrong and don't try to help the situation.
You are discussing a bad topic that has not be fixed in years that a noob will look at and says if this hasn't been fixed in years I wonder what else hasn't been fixed, also no-one likes a game with a lot of bugs so that will be negative income of people which I would like to to new faces around the start areas...
Kasiel: Ah, The Mother Tree is always so gorgeous.
That old (Tetrarch?) The mother tree is dying / withering. LOL. 2 opposite things sometimes said exactly one after another. (I have somewhere such a screen)
Maybe not the long bug, but irritating: visual disappearing of the jewelery.
It's considered constructive if you offer some advice on how to fix it. It's considered as complaining or whining when you just list what's wrong and don't try to help the situation.
Actually, telling what's wrong in as much detail as you can gather without having any idea how to fix it is still productive. My colleagues do that all the time when they're opening a new ticket in our bug tracking software. Without it, we wouldn't even know about some real or perceived bugs.
I still "rubberband" down hills/mountains when i fall [glitching up & down the area you jumped/fell from multiple times]. They should seriously fix this problem in a PVP based game.
pffft all the npc's can be misplaced if they would just fix the ruberbanding glitch. How can you make a PVP based game & make it so the terrain is so glitched? Since the first day of the game...
To me all these "updates" are just features that should have been in the game from the beginning. They put out a half done game, work on it at random & call it an update ;p
And some of these bugs rate on the scale of "bottom of the barrel". Like an NPC hovering off the ground, you can still talk to it right? So it's less important than a quest ending glitch or crit error, etc etc.
Actually, telling what's wrong in as much detail as you can gather without having any idea how to fix it is still productive. My colleagues do that all the time when they're opening a new ticket in our bug tracking software. Without it, we wouldn't even know about some real or perceived bugs.
If you want them to put it on the fix it, don't COMPLAIN about it in the forum, send in a tech support ticket, preferably from the website. By talking about this with other players chances are you'll only manage to deter some potential new players and won't get anything fixed in the process.
There is a process in getting those things fixed, and whining about it in the forums isn't it. If they wanted bug reports to be discussed publicly, there would be a bug report section in this forum. There isn't. This is the general section, not the miscellaneous "I couldn't find anywhere else to post it so I'll dump it here" section.
I don't know how this happened but I got stuck in a tree once with a nuker, so I had to shoot while being stuck in a tree and some people came and laughed at me so I shot them too but since they were low melee they could do nothing but run.
Then I crashed later and logged back in and ended up inside the tree but I could walk out
Actually, telling what's wrong in as much detail as you can gather without having any idea how to fix it is still productive. My colleagues do that all the time when they're opening a new ticket in our bug tracking software. Without it, we wouldn't even know about some real or perceived bugs.
If you want them to put it on the fix it, don't COMPLAIN about it in the forum, send in a tech support ticket, preferably from the website.
Non sequitur. I'm not talking about mindlessly complaining.