2009-01-25, 12:28 PM
I personally think it's, at least in part, Nexon's fault for treating Tespia as a raffle. Seriously, what did they expect if they pick testers randomly from a population infested with immature people.
Secondly, it's their job to find bugs in the first place, not get players to do their work for them, so seriously, they decided to change their work from going around looking for bugs in-game, to reading tickets and taking their chances with bogus ones... so they should suck it up. I'm not saying the idiots pulling bogus reports out of their asses aren't at fault, but really... even i could've known it would happen before it did.
I had a great time in Tespia. It wasn't too difficult to take a couple minutes to report issues i came across while still enjoying myself and messing around. I had lots of fun with old friends, met great people, killed pap, zak and horntail, and still had time to report plenty of bugs.
In my opinion, Nexon took the easy/lazy way out as usual and just closed the thing altogether instead of learning from their mistakes and coming up with a better way of choosing/screening testers, or penalizing bogus reports.
Secondly, it's their job to find bugs in the first place, not get players to do their work for them, so seriously, they decided to change their work from going around looking for bugs in-game, to reading tickets and taking their chances with bogus ones... so they should suck it up. I'm not saying the idiots pulling bogus reports out of their asses aren't at fault, but really... even i could've known it would happen before it did.
I had a great time in Tespia. It wasn't too difficult to take a couple minutes to report issues i came across while still enjoying myself and messing around. I had lots of fun with old friends, met great people, killed pap, zak and horntail, and still had time to report plenty of bugs.
In my opinion, Nexon took the easy/lazy way out as usual and just closed the thing altogether instead of learning from their mistakes and coming up with a better way of choosing/screening testers, or penalizing bogus reports.