07-17-2012, 03:54 AM
The guy who responded was a QA person -- i.e. a bug finder. The way it works is this:
1. Someone reports damage has increased with the new patch!
2. QA person checks the damage tables from one patch to the next. Nope, they haven't.
3. Ticket closed.
What needs to happen now is much more specific testing of what's going on -- similar to what the person Korusu quoted did, only more extensive. If the community can nail down exactly what's going on, then the bug report can be more specific about what the problem is. For example, if it's that certain elemental effects are not being affected by resistances, then that is what needs to be tested with lots of good data.
1. Someone reports damage has increased with the new patch!
2. QA person checks the damage tables from one patch to the next. Nope, they haven't.
3. Ticket closed.
What needs to happen now is much more specific testing of what's going on -- similar to what the person Korusu quoted did, only more extensive. If the community can nail down exactly what's going on, then the bug report can be more specific about what the problem is. For example, if it's that certain elemental effects are not being affected by resistances, then that is what needs to be tested with lots of good data.