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Originally posted by Ravvenn
I don't think anyone needs to point out what is already pretty obvious. They are still part of the audience and even though they are whiney rejects, they are future customers. While I don't think what they say is falling on deaf ears, I doubt anyone will actually 'listen.' They have as much of a right (although it's painful to read) to voice how they feel as the more experienced player(s).
As for 'official' feedback, you see what we see. Look for a Blizzard reply. If there isn't one, you should be able to guess why.  |
Right. StoneCold has as much a right to voice his demands as you or I. Right? RIGHT? Bah.
In-game, you're going to run into b.netters. Sometimes it's best to leave the general chat, though localized general made it much better. I only hit the general channel now when I think a server crash is coming. That takes out 90% of the annoyance. Keeping your friends list updated is great; that keeps you from having to group with potentially annoying players. There's another 5%.
The other 5% are rushers, gankers and griefers. They're unavoidable, but I chalk this up to reality. In any population, you're going to have to deal with a number of little bitches. I'd be willing to guess that a good 2% really don't know they're doing something wrong. MMORPG etiquette is new to many in the game (including me).