is Spellsong Vigor still broken?

[SpiritBoy]

Since I can't get a hold of a spellslinger and test it, I thought I'd ask here. Is Vigor still broken for WF?

[Darkrok]

Unfortunately yes. I made the mistaken assumption this would be fixed right away as it's a pretty huge bug. Not only has it not been fixed but to my knowledge the devs haven't even acknowledged that there's a problem.

[Aashrym]

The issue was acknowledged a long time ago on Lamma. Maybe we need to spam more bug reports at them?

[Freeman]

The issue was acknowledged a long time ago on Lamma. Maybe we need to spam more bug reports at them?

Just post about it on the forums until you get their attention. Bug reports generally don't go anywhere, or if they do, nothing is ever done with them. Until someone acknowledges it here, assume they don't know about it. Oh, and don't expect it to ever be fixed. That way, you can be pleasantly surprised if it actually happens.

Yes, I've been here awhile, and unfortunately, this is what I've come to expect from Turbine. Unless there is a big fuss about it on the forums, it won't get fixed for a long time.(If ever)

[cforce]

Just post about it on the forums until you get their attention. Bug reports generally don't go anywhere, or if they do, nothing is ever done with them. Until someone acknowledges it here, assume they don't know about it. Oh, and don't expect it to ever be fixed. That way, you can be pleasantly surprised if it actually happens.

Yes, I've been here awhile, and unfortunately, this is what I've come to expect from Turbine. Unless there is a big fuss about it on the forums, it won't get fixed for a long time.(If ever)

I have no reason to suspect that reports on the forum get read with any regularity, though. Devs reading reports on the forums will just assume its been bug reported, and wait for it to hit their desk during the next build cycle.

If you really want to make sure something gets attention, bug report it at least once for each code drop that hits the live servers. Write 2 paragraphs that describe what's going on in excruciating detail. (A good standard to judge whether your bug report is detailed enough: would someone who's never played DDO understand what the bug was? If no, keep adding more description!)

Did you get any confirmation that the bug was successfully submitted? If not, PM a community rep to say that you never got a confirmation for a bug report you submitted, and ask whether it was lost.

Now that your bug reporting once a cycle, wait for them to post the known issues. Is it in the known issues? No? PM the community rep that posts the known issues and point out the omission.

Then, after you're doing all of the above, start a campaign on the forums. Get someone to neg rep you for complaining to much. Send a PM to the forum mod asking for the neg rep to be erased, forcing them to read the thread, too.

Now, start another thread. Title the thread, "Spellsong Vigor Broken!!!". In the OP, in addition to describing the bug in the same detail you put in the bug report, put the following line:

Also, AC is useless in the endgame.

Watch as the thread grows to 20 pages, and ends up getting cubed. Even more dev attention!

OK, I'm starting to get a little silly, here. Point is, I'd *always* start with a base of "following the actual instructions of the dev team", and then do other things to hit other channels, as well. I'd never, ever stop using the channel they tell us is the most effective.

[Aashrym]

Does AC is broken endgame work better than any PVP related topic, or perhaps a game economy thread?

Let's post bard bugs in the monk forums. Just threatening to do that got me a response once.