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9/20/2018 12:57:02 AM
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Upvote if you think Bungie doesn't actually read their feedback forum!
Ive been watching these forums over the last 2 weeks and while Forsaken is in its infancy there have been some glaringly obvious issues that bungie seem to be ignoring or just responding to with the same copy pasted bulls**t "We will continue to monitor feedback" comment. I think when we've payed this much money for a game and all its DLCs and upgrades the least the Devs could do is listen to their community, especially when they've had this much feedback about their games economy and other issues, its just lazy. Im just wondering how much they actually pay attention to these feedback forums if at all? That's my 2 cents anyway.
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I think they skim it. Every 3rd week or so. More on Twitter and Reddit though. There should be a reply in each forum section 2 or 3 times every active workday. They have what, 2x or 3x current community managers? Surely when they're flying to PAX, Guardiancon, PAX West ect....they'd have time to just chat with the community on THEIR OWN APP. Whether it works well or not. Even just 1x reply on the main D2 forum at the beginning of each day. Instead we see a sporadic bloom of their responses every few weeks. We heard that, we'll start tracking that Stay tuned We'll speak more in the future 'Insert cryptic tweet here' There WILL BE another way to get seeds Hey there's an issue we fixed, that we didnt tell you about before at all in OUR OWN APP, but it's on a subreddit somewhere. 96% of our 8 vendors have 98% of their bounties for crucible. Yay! All our bounties have vague % guidelines, rather than concrete numbers. To let player discover exactly how to do a quest I know there's what, 3x major studios as well as Activision doing amazing work on the game with tons of separate teams. Couldn't at least one community manager go visit each team like once a month. Ask, "Hey! What are you working on? What can you tell me that I can share with the community?", then move on to the next. Then have HR or their overwatch folk go through their notes and say what they could or couldn't share. Then, you know, share.... - Sorry. Thanks, I dont think they read and reply as much as they could. Or they're being restrained by an overwatch department. See you starside!
