Nabutso wrote:
Remember how the claim system was fixed only after everyone kept saying it was broken? And they kept up the stream of information to nas about what was happening?
Do you want your reports from months ago to be the last time nas has heard about this being an issue? Do you really think he just ignores the changing state of the game when it comes to which fixes to push?
It's not the answer you want to hear but it is the answer. Report it to him. Yes, again. Every time it happens. With details if you have them. Multiple linkshells. Multiple people if you all have information.
He's already said he won't move OWNMs. He hasn't said he won't fix crashes. He has priorities, and you should assume that it's low priority, not unfixable, if something isn't fixed right away. Make it clear that it should be a priority, just like the claim system was. Be persistent, detailed if you can, and don't let him forget about it (but don't bother him if you don't have any new information or new instances).
How often? I can reliably crash most zones with OWNMs whenever I please. Should I do that, and report it daily? Weekly? Monthly? Does the guy have a sticky note he could just use instead?
Please stop. It's been reported. He knows. It's not his priority. These forum posts are people complaining, and dreaming of him seeing it.
I'm not sure what you mean that suggesting a "different fix" isn't the right solution. To my knowledge, there's not a fix at all. I'm suggesting the most reasonable, easiest, and cleanest. Move the OWNM. He's also said claim system was working fine, and crafting isn't broken. Both of those are false as well. I'm not going to not suggest the most reasonable solution to a problem, because he doesn't agree. It's his server, he can do whatever he wants, but that doesn't mean anyone should pretend they don't know of a better way to skin the cat.
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Kazen wrote:
...TopShelf told Nas to roll back all your ZNM gear, do the gilpocalypse and nerf Fishing/RNG into the ground.
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