As someone said in another thread -> deleting every single critical or discussion thread makes people not want to report bugs, care about the game, or have ANY FAITH in Warmane staff.
And btw... when someone talks about a deleted thread (which is clearly true because you delete 50+ threads a day)
this is not an appropriate response from a "Mod"
"You saw? Or are you spreading a rumor? Log of the topic state a deleted post and thread closed."
Are you joking me?
Who is moderating these boards exactly? You're doing a real **** job.
I dug up another wonderfully professional reply from our "super mod"
"I'll pass it towards our payment company to block any attempt of donations coming from you then, should you change mind."
Brilliant!
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Member
Stop deleting every single negative thread
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Member
Obvious rager is obvious...
Maybe if you use some moderate manners, sound less offensive, less judgemental, your thread MIGHT actually stay on and be discussed, if you make a thread only to vent your frustration, anger, and hatred, then of course your post will be treated accordingly! By the way, why do you keep playing here if you have such a low view about things here? Chill down bro, take a walk, and cool off!
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Mistress of Regulation
I believe he is a player from another server (those who keep trying to DDoS us down) in the hopes of making players leave Warmane and make him some company. He should stay there.
Bugtracker = place to report bugs
Forum = not a place to report bugs or complain. It serves to socialize with other players.
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Member
Can we link bugtracker posts here so that people can upvote?
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Member
What about deleted thred from one of Cookie member?
He was nice to admins and just write what he think about this situation and that is the TBC raid are broken, can some1 make us sure this will not happend when wotlk came out?
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Moderator
No, you can't. The Bug Tracker is there, people can check it and up-vote if they feel the bug deserves their vote. It's not meant to be a popularity contest for who gets the most attention.
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Member
How about you negatory players not post at all? Maybe PM an administrator of your issues? Post bugs in the bug-tracker? FEED THE COMMUNITY WITH POSITIVE FEEDBACK. Adding gasoline to a fire doesn't help. Post a problem in a way that isn't about bashing or negatively criticizing. When I was in school, we learned to criticize in a way that didn't make someone feel put down, such as the staff. If you post, make it so its heard, but not throwing a bomb on everyone. Learn to take criticism in a good way, not bad.
Troll me all you want for those of you who will decide to press the reply button and negatively impact our social community. Go ahead. You will get nothing out of it. What good does it do to bash and slander rather than help?
And if you feel this is TL;DR, then do us a favor and please hit the back button. Move on with your life. You are NOT obligated to play on this server. It is free thanks to the wonderful staff at Warmane!
Thank you Warmane for bringing us a wonderful server! It has been a wonderful experience so far and I plan to enjoy it even more!
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Member
I really don't have time to sit down and report over 60 bugs we found while raiding in one day. It's not our job, we don't get paid for it. And I will not spend that amount of time doing something warmane staff members get paid to do. Sure I have reported numerous bugs already I'd rather just give the list to a dev.
Edited: November 11, 2015
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Moderator
That thread was dealt with by Kaer himself, actually, and contained little more than complains about bugs wrapped with the word "concern" - stuff that should go in the Bug Tracker, as usual - along with calling the work of our Developers "rushed," "a joke" and others, even though mentioning having talked about it with GMs and having been reassured about fixes.
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Member
Well isn't that just scandalous.
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Member
We support free speech
as long as you say what we think is acceptable
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Member
You know it's funny because this thread will also be deleted probably within hours from now,also:
We got too real for a second there.
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Moderator
We do support free speech. We also are firm supporters of action and reaction, though.
Your freedom to speak your mind doesn't implies we will let it remain in our Forums.
If you believe "freedom of speech" means saying whatever, including coming to our home disrespect Staff, our work, our servers, our policies or anything else, get on a plane and start yelling "bomb." Come back and let us know about your experience on "freedom of speech" after you get out of jail.
PS: For better effect, make sure to disrespect the judge and his/her family.
