7 hours ago, Papitas said:
Both points of view (niri’s and phoenix’s) have partial “truth”. Now i wonder, why keep arguing about this considering devs “fixed” the problem…anyways, problems are often a 2 way road (just like couple relations), where both persons have a degree of guilt: devs did not stated in the proper moment that those structures were only for sirius, players rushed to build structures they would not use for at least 1 month (without any proof of knowing that was what they really needed to craft other destroyers than sirius). Main problem i see in these discussions is that some persons always go for a single arguing side, and since things arent black and white, persons like niri (or me) provide contrast. Now about ignoring…thats a terrible measure since you prevent yourself from arguing back, while others will see it as a lost “battle”.
And that’s what I was trying to say - from what I know it doesn’t look like deliberate action, other players may not have that insight and for them situation was looking differently. There were some issues with recognizing the outcome of some changes, but in the end they were resolved in time.
8 hours ago, Phoenix_Shi said:
If I wanted to, I could make up reasons that fit some agenda too, instead I’ve been stating things based on what we can see. Then since as I understand it the Russian forums blew up at the same time, for the same reason, and as it had been using that naming structure for weeks already by that point, it pretty much blows massive holes into that theory of yours.
I didn’t make them yet, but can understand why others did, and see no reason to effectively mock those that had for having done so, which I think you’ve already done before. Each of the rank 8, and 11 destroyers for each faction are also different, with somewhat unique traits, yet use the same sort of materials, when people saw the same build, and naming format for the first R14 destroyer, it was reasonable to expect the others to follow suit, especially when there was no info provided to make them think otherwise. People likely made them over time, when they didn’t plan to make the Sirius, as they felt doing so provided them a greater since of having made progress, over just collecting a pile of raw materials. They may also have not realized until later, that they won’t be able to make it in time, or that it was some kind of timed thing, as most people playing online games tend to pay little, to no attention to news posts, or the forums. There’s various possible reasons, those are just a few.
You know, I’m getting a distinct sense of deja-vu here. You seem to have decided that instead of trying to keep the peace, as is your job, you will instead go after people providing negative feedback. What I’ve been posting has not broken any forum rules, I have been making posts that are on topic, but I’ve been a regular target for you, as has be other people providing negative feedback, while when another user was going after us aggressively, you ignored that person’s conduct, and instead joined in. Meaning you’re picking fights with other forum users, simply because you don’t like it when they provide negative feedback. Do you even understand what your job is on the forums? It’s bad enough when a regular user acts that way, but for someone with the “game master” tag attached, that’s just so much worse, it also reflects badly on the company for having promoted someone like that to such a position. I’ve submitted a report on you for these repeat actions of yours, and should you keep doing as you are, I’ll just drop you on my ignore list as well, for the same reason as the first person.
We are coming down to personal attacks now? Line about " I still don’t get it why people built those structures if they didn’t intend to build destroyer right now. " was just an old paste I didn’t notice in the reply window. I had no intend to bring this up again. Apologies.
I think that you are right about that I am not fulfilling the description of typical GM. Coming to your corp team speak server at 2AM instead of going to sleep and discussing different suggestions that I then passed to the dev team? Yeah, it wasn’t in the job description. Or maybe Skype’ing Cinnamon Fake on Friday well outside of the office hours to help resolve the issue with destroyer structures? Yep - that wasn’t in the job description as well. Brainstorming with other people from staff of how to possible solve this that will be the best solution for players instead of having a dinner with my family? Naah, wasn’t in the job description either. Also as a GM and not Forum Moderator - I cannot do much about people misconducting here. I can send a suggestion to the Forum Moderator or PM forum user - but that’s what you can do as well. My job here is to help people and explain situations that are not fully clear. I am not “picking fights” - sometimes I like to post different point of view, when other players are going too far in one direction, which has not much common with the actual situation based on what I know. I do it on thread and post basis, I am not biased against anyone. Even you got some upvotes from me when you posted something I agree with. I am not and never be a “Yes-man”. Same goes with negative feedback - it’s a forum. A place where you can express what you think, unless it violates forum rules. But if someone says something that I don’t agree with, I think I can express that in my post?
2 minutes ago, X_Xharis said:
I see no problem in having different structures for every destroyer, if this would have been communicated clearly at the beginning. The players were rightfully asuming that the stabilized structures would be used for all r14 destroyers. Why, because it’s that way with all other destroyers. Then patching up the name of the structure a couple days before race end and clarifying that those will only be for Sirius really rubbed alot of players in the wrong way.
Sure, it may have only been a database problem, but the mane problem has been: communication. None of this would have happened, if it was communicated more clearly with players.
I think both sides will learn a valuable lesson from this experience.