Hey Hayden,
This is excellent feedback, but I'd like you to think about a few ideas, before sticking your heels in.
As part of the current system, players who search issues on sites like google and bing, find their answers without posting new questions. That is to say, that many issues players experience are common and frequent. It would take serious manpower to address issues individually. Bungie also relies on forum regulars like myself, who know many tricks of the trade and are willing to dedicate some time here. If a private ticketing system was implemented, these two systems would be gone.
Now, I know you will argue that Bungie has a functional FAQ, but that is not always searched prior to posts/requests made here on the forums. Bungie.net has long been a forum board, and Destiny made no difference with this regard.
Aside from your input, please consider editing your post to include the tags, "bnetissues" and "feedback" and remove all others. This will get your post, the venue it requires.
Thanks
EDIT: I would like to also note, that Bungie employees and Ninjas and Mentors ALL ENCOURAGE the use of the Mute and Report functions on the website. If you see these shitters which you refer to, regardless of who the OP is, PLEASE report that user.
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I've worked for both private and military systems for tracking issues or even logistics. The trouble ticketing databases are just limited in how they are programmed. I can actually have the database automatically link cases based on key words, or the complete circuit path used. These systems are used in Telecommunications by programs like Metasolv, in legal fields using sharepoint incorporating research tools such as lexisnexis and westlaw, etc... Trouble shooting systems are more modular today and actually continue the search database feel. As for Mods input on a suspected bug, it comes down to whom Bungie gives access to view and comment on the content, why allow everyone to comment. A narrowing down of who has access to the content and can provide feedback in a trouble resolution process, in my opinion, should be implemented. Thanks for the comment, have a good day and I'll update those tags
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由john_poops編輯: 8/22/2015 4:47:43 AMThank you, you as well. I know the systems exist, but I honestly don't see a major change in the way things are done for now. You seem like the kind of person who is interested in making a major change in the way this is handled. This may be an excellent first step for that: [url]https://www.bungie.net/en/AboutUs#page=careers&job=12553[/url] EDIT: I do believe that bungie uses westlaw/jira or something similar, as an in-house ticketing system.
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Thanks again, When I was an E1 in the USMC I learned two valuable lessons quickly. 1.) Don't expect a problem to be solved if you have not informed anyone that you believe there is a problem. 2.) Don't state a problem without a solution. It goes a long way. As for the career, I work on DoD projects for companies like General Dynamics, Rome Research, etc. It is kind of a calling to continue in service after physical limitations. Have a good day!