If he doesn't want to do his job then maybe he shouldn't have a job.
Not everyone is going to be a brown-nosed boot-licker when it comes to Blizzard, if he can't accept that then he's unfit for his position.
If he doesn't want to do his job then maybe he shouldn't have a job.
Not everyone is going to be a brown-nosed boot-licker when it comes to Blizzard, if he can't accept that then he's unfit for his position.
Well as I said before maybe there is no one else willing to put up with the shit that they have to put up with.. If it was me I would of said something along the lines "you the bitching, and whinging community can kiss my ass.." then gone to management and hand my resignation.. The amount of relief would have been sweet as I skipped out the door..
I am one of those that when I can, I will tell it like it is.. Also the poster that Ornyx and Ythisens are replying to is a known shitposter on those forums.. And well could be the OP is mad because it looks like they got passed over for MVP status.. Going by the last post written by CM Ythisens..
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Ornyx and most other community managers are corporate scumbags that long sold their souls. Their job is truly one of the scummiest internet jobs I have come across in my life. And even scummier because the long-lasting CMs are smart guys and gals that know exactly what they do.
Scum scum scum.
Of course it's about their product. MVPs are there to promote WoW after all.
But yes, he does say that. He does not feel that people who have complaints are worth dealing with. That is a horrible attitude to have when dealing with customers. Thats why it's odd that he still has a job.
Threads like this is exactly why Blizzard doesn't "listen".
People didn't get what they wanted, and they hate the current WoW. Their opinions were looked at and Blizzard decided not to implement the changes, due to their own reasons. The community considers that as "ignoring" them, when instead it's just them getting salty because their suggestions were rejected, and acting entitled as if they are part of the design team.
It doesn't matter how passionate you are about a certain change, or how many upvotes it got on forums, it's ultimately Blizzard's choice. As Jeff "Daddy" Kaplan has said, there is no perfect game design. Game design is all about thinking what you gain from the change, as well as what you lose. Because in any change, no matter how good it may seem, you lose something. That's not something they can communicate to the community since it's extremely subjective, that's something they need to talk about among themselves as professionals.
Blizzard has been doing this for over 13 years, and are made up of game developers who have been in the industry for possibly even more. I'd rather leave it to them to continue making successful expansions, since they seem to know what they're doing more than the community does.
"Leave your personal feedback, don't try to convince them that "everyone" hates something." - Ion Hazzikostas
It's actually Wowhead, if I quoted directly from Ion the signature would drag out too long.
It is.
In fact, this whole thing is a shining example of how wow "community" (the very vocal part) acts.
Some panda autismo with rich history of nonsense and/or utterly retarded posts starts a thread where he complains about a non-issue.
MMO poster takes shit out of context, completely ignoring the facts above, and now we have another unnecessary drama.
read through like a page of the OPs whining. No one should engage with this kind of bullshit. Definetely not Blizzard.
I´m not a fan of Blizzard's communication strategy and I would really want them to post more again. But if you want to engaged with post constructivly (negative or positive), dont throw shit at someone and then complain about how much of a vicitim you are because no one is taking you serious.
"And all those exclamation marks, you notice? Five?
A sure sign of someone who wears his underpants on his head."
I love seeing these Blizzard CM's start using psychology terms as excuses to not interact and a method to posture their perceived intelligence.
Unfortunately it just makes Blizzard look like a bunch of bumbling scrubs that inherited a decade old game after the original creators pumped and dumped their careers/stock, leaving the scrubs with no internal idea how to manage the nightmare that the game has become.
Everything from writer swaps to developer changes to lore retcons point to huge sweeping changes within the company right around the end of MoP, which would make WoD a failed expansion because an inexperienced development team couldn't handle the pressure.
So no, this perceived idea that "the community is bad because of the community" falls flat on its face because Blizzard has failed to fulfill its end for consumers repeatedly, historically. They will get criticized as a money grubbing greed hound corporation to the very inch of their game just to prove the "Don't fuck with the consumer" point home.
There is absolutely no basis for individual rights to firearms or self defense under any contextual interpretation of the second amendment of the United States Constitution. It defines clearly a militia of which is regulated of the people and arms, for the expressed purpose of protection of the free state. Unwillingness to take in even the most basic and whole context of these laws is exactly the road to anarchy.
Maybe they should just not have a community manager at all.
I'm serious.
The game is awful, the QA questions are canned, the feedback is meaningless, the game isn't changing for anything but a game-breaking integrity issue, which doesn't make sense since the game's integrity has been destroyed by larger more broken "features"
Just go without a community manager, obviously when you're a CM you can't tell the higher-ups their game is terrible, or you'll get fired, so it's either constant positivity from the community (impossibility considering the state of the game) or no community manager at all.
Either way, WoW is resigned to the grave.