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Massively Speaking Episode 185: Bree-to-play
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Reader Comments (5)
Posted: Mar 1st 2009 4:21PM (Unverified) said
Posted: Mar 1st 2009 5:08PM (Unverified) said
Maybe Sony will pick it up, it certainly can't do more poorly than MxO.
Posted: Mar 1st 2009 6:47PM Graill440 said
These include but were not restricted to:
1. Literaly HUNDREDS, yes hundreds of buggy or broken quests because of multiple paths.
2. Customer service >never< replying to subscriber complaints or sending an email about a ticket several months later "are you still experiencing this problem?".
3. GM's with attitudes, I received one of these personaly "Now what do you want me to give you",
being an opening GM line.
4. Zero missions from 46 to 50 with a few fillins after 49. Not addressed until for several months, and then still not fixed.
5. GM's that would simply credit mission completions after you were tens of levels past, not taking into consideration the level and lack of exp advancement. (this contributed to the huge gap from 46 to 50)
6. storyline and content removed midseason and then reinserted, broke even more storyline missions (mainline, not sidemissions)
This is why TR failed, >lousy< devs (no balls) and even worse customer service makes for cancelled subs.
All things being equal the naysayers that will harp on about the poor devs being badgered or abused is that current persons responsibility and crime, not the next consumer they speak to looking for help.
In the end as i have said before, weak minds make poor decisions and will destroy a business. Folks will after failing enough times that being a crony or a good ol boy doesnt mix well in business, and will eventually destroy it because the hard choices to fire and hire folks wasnt made when they needed to be.
Posted: Mar 1st 2009 8:20PM Psychotic Storm said
Posted: Mar 3rd 2009 7:44AM (Unverified) said