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So is this the new way of getting buffs/nerfs

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Exodiar
#0 - May 9, 2009, 8:59 p.m.
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Making endless threads about a ability Juggernant or Chains Of Ice. Making endless threads about Caster vs. Melee pvp balance.

Do people think blanketing the front page of this forum with the same thread over and over again will actually get you what you want????

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Ghostcrawler
#24 - May 9, 2009, 6:31 p.m.
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The community is right an awful lot of the time and just dead wrong sometimes too. (From our POV anyway. All of this is going to be somewhat subjective). Trying to draw conclusions based on the number, frequency or intensity of posts is never going to be very scientific. When we see players bring up an issue, we consider and discuss it. Sometimes we think they have a legit concern. Sometimes we think it isn't that big a deal. Sometimes we agree on the problems but not the proposed solutions. Sometimes we agree on the problems but think the solutions we have put in place for the next patch will address them.

The only thing we request is you try to refrain from making numerous threads on the same issue. There are probably a dozen Juggernaut topics on the first page. That in turn just makes players with other concerns feel like they need to bump or create other posts to fight back. If something is an issue, it's an issue. Creating more threads doesn't make it more of an issue.

Likewise, if we haven't responded to an issue it is almost certainly because we aren't ready to respond to the issue. Making more threads or bumping old ones won't speed that process along.