Where can you say that the Sith Raid is horrible?
March 29, 2018 5:02PM
edited March 2018
I can post it here, but I want to post it somewhere CG will actually listen.
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Not the answer I was looking for, but I hear you.
I would also recommend you not only state the problem(s), but also a thought-out solution/resolution. This forum is littered with complaints every day, few have solutions.
Don't forget the fundamental steps to problem solving:
-Identify the problem.
-Explore information and create ideas.
-Pick the best idea.
-Test the idea.
-Evaluate the results.
Cheers!
I am pretty sure that plenty of people of brought up plenty of problems and solutions. I dont think that the problem lies with the playerbase giving well thought out solutions to the Sith Raid.
Maybe from what I hear over my guild's Discord channel? Maybe my personal experience? Maybe from what I have read on Reddit? Maybe from what I have read here now on these Forums?
It sure doesnt feel like we are being listened to.
https://answers.ea.com/t5/Answer-HQ-English/ct-p/AHQ-English
Rofl! This the best place to grab their eyeballs @op
They do listen.... or have you not been listening?
Hmmm ... I dont think that word means what you think it means. "Listen" means you have to take notice and THEN ACT ON what someone says. I believe that is different than take notice, move to a less viewed subforum and then ignore.
Though I suppose you can make an argument that hiding a post in a subforum where CG wont see it is acting. So good job? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
that's actually not what the word listen means.
Sorry bud, but your hyperbole is tiresome, get yourself some squads built and get good at the new challenge.
https://google.com/search?q=listen+definition&oq=list&aqs=chrome.4.69i57j69i60l3j69i59j69i65.10047j1j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
told you so. I'm glad you googled it yourself.
lol ... the way dictionaries work is that there can be more than one use and definition of a word.
For the record, i was referring to you implying that listening included acting on what you've been told. I don't think there's a definition out there that includes acting upon what someone says (whether that be in written form or speech).
They can listen, but still decide to do jack sith about it. Wich happens quite often, but they also act on what they've been told quite often. Just look at TW. People complained about ties, they "fixed" it. people complained about their sollution, and again, they "fixed" it.
well, i'm kinda wrong here.
"listen to your teacher" for example means you should act upon what the teacher says to you, you have to obey your teacher.
Yes and no tho, you don't "have" to obey your teacher. It's typically the best course of action, however you don't "HAVE" to .
Speaking as a high school teacher, it’s true that I can’t force my students to obey me, but if they refuse a reasonable request in my classroom, I can write a referral for defiance and send them to the office for detention (and ultimately suspension or expulsion if they continue). They are not consenting adults—they are minors who are there against their will and forced to comply or be punished.
That being said, I’ve never actually done that. I prefer to treat them like adults (even though they aren’t) and reason with them. I prefer that method, and so do they. It also gets better results.
Moved to Feedback: Raids
EDIT: Just so you know, there’s a specific department that reviews all the feedback sections that aren’t at liberty to make posts or replies to said feedback. It may seem like it’s falling on deaf ears, but my hope is that the latest course of action from the staff with increased clarity and communication will be enough proof to show that attention is being paid to those voiced opinions.