Hello Devs, Mods, and community at large,
I’d like to propose an idea which has been proposed before. But which has obviously been a point of contention recently.
I would like to ask that your public communication, when it comes from the official team, always has a primary communication channel. And to be frank, I do not care what channel you elect to use.
In the past we have seen:
In game messaging via pop-ups
The official forums (here)
The social media channels (Facebook, Twitter, and such)
Reddit
Discord
All I am asking for is that for community wide updates, such as a broken event which requires actual action to prevent a deluge of CS tickets, or nerfed characters, or any other major change in gameplay which is not covered in the release notes has a primary delivery system that we as players can reliably look to so as to know whether it’s an official communication or just a partial update while we all wait for a formal response.
With the latest boss event, a VERY long time went by without any official communication, and when it came, it appeared on Facebook and Twitter. And if that is your chosen primary source of the truth. Great. We’ll all set some alerts and remember to check social media channels when something is amiss.
But if that’s not your deliberate primary communication method, could you either:
- Specify what method we should be looking at?
- Mirror the communication within the “official” delivery methods?
It’s fine that you elected to use social media, but could you also post an update to the forums? Or if you aren’t going to, can we formalize that answer so that one of the community mods here can repeat / echo that response with a link to the communication?
We just want to know where to look for updates. And lately it seems as though there is not a decided formal channel for this type of communication to the player base.
I appreciate the effort that you all put into this game and community.
Thanks!
Gamecat