I’ve been trying this sort of thing for a while.
Whenever something is changed that I don’t like, I raise a support ticket as though the previous way is simply broken (for example: “Environment powers not working” when Team Ups were introduced, Healing not working, etc.) and then finish up my support request with something like “this has prevented me from being able to by Hero Points” so that it correlates with “lost sales”.
I have a feeling it’s not successful, since I haven’t even received an automated “we got your ticket!” email except for the one ticket I raised about a server crash/outage, but it doesn’t stop me being a smart ass.
The devs don’t want freely thinking mods. They want mods who will clean spam and keep the forum goers from ripping on them. They want mods who will always agree with and never criticize them. And all for free. There’s a person who used to be paid to do this. His name is IceIX. But now that the devs are trying to interact as little as possible, they need puppets. Nonce was too smart to be a puppet. He would do the job, but he would let the devs know they had screwed up when they needed to be told.
has anyone bothered to ask if nonce still wants to be a mod?
if I was in his position, I wouldn’t come straight out and tell somebody after a gesture like this unless somebody made a point of seeing what my stance was.
could be kind of like getting a birthday present you don’t actually want. Sure, you’re going to sit there and smile like it was the greatest thing ever, but you’re just going to stick it on a shelf in your closet for the next four years until you forget what the fuck it is and throw it out
Nonce, do you even want to be a volunteer mod after getting burned?