So..blizzard just not gonna comment on us getting DC'd *every* time we take SoO skip?

[Shadowferal]

DCs are being normalized....they used to be big deal.

[Hablion]

It will get fixed in time but depending on Blizzard's Priorities it could take a while. I say this because Throne of Tides Dungeon from Cata the optional boss bugs half the time and you cannot complete the quest and it has been thisway for 2-3 expansions now.

[sam86]

Sorry, but WoW is too big of a game to not have bugs lying around and being found by players.

and too old btw
a 10 years old raid should have zero bugs

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Because it's a non issue and barely affecting his gameplay. Oh no he has to take 5 seconds to reload the game

then they need to be honest about it and flat out admit the experience isn't bug free even after paying more than most games with less bugs

[Segus1992]

DCs are being normalized....they used to be big deal.

First of all no, that's not the case. They were never a big deal, and they're not more normalized now.

That said, with computers today loading WoW in under 10 seconds, DCs ARE less of a problem than they used to be, when WoW took 30+ seconds to load.

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and too old btw
a 10 years old raid should have zero bugs

Why? Any good reason?

then they need to be honest about it and flat out admit the experience isn't bug free even after paying more than most games with less bugs

I don't think anyone's stupid enough to expect zero bugs. Maybe if they're technologically illiterate? But then they wouldn't know what bugs are anyway.

[Algorath]

I’m gonna be honest I’m baffled af at the amount of “it ain’t a big deal” comments like what the fuck does that have to do with anything, it’s a massive glaring bug that effects everyone lmao, unreal

rofl effects everyone? 98% of people were done in SoO 10 years ago and haven't been back since. You and the 6 other people farming some shit and getting annoyed by a 10 second delay should be pretty low on their to do list.

You should be thanking them for adding the skip in the first place, because it's a damn long raid to farm week in and week out for that lucky transmog. I'm guessing you could only be bothered farming it after they added the skip too.

Psst, i'll let you in on a secret. Having the mannoroth shoulders isn't special anymore and no one will bat an eye at it.

[Inoculate]

If it does disconnect every single time it is glaring.

My guy, you're running old content once a week. Calm down lol.

[Jtbrig7390]

I’m gonna be honest I’m baffled af at the amount of “it ain’t a big deal” comments like what the fuck does that have to do with anything, it’s a massive glaring bug that effects everyone lmao, unreal

Because it isn't a big deal. It will get fixed there is just other things that has to be worked on first. Fixing shit isn't as simple as just replacing a 0 with a 1.

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and too old btw
a 10 years old raid should have zero bugs

Perfect example on not knowing how game development works even more so a MMO.

[Saradain]

I'll take yet another DC bug over having to clear the entire SoO for just Garrosh. Never again.

[Shadowferal]

First of all no, that's not the case. They were never a big deal, and they're not more normalized now.

Your very words "no big deal," as well as "well, it's old content" do indeed promote "normalizing" issues that Blizz would prefer you to become numb to.

[Aucald]

Your very words "no big deal," as well as "well, it's old content" do indeed promote "normalizing" issues that Blizz would prefer you to become numb to.

Depends on your use of "normalizing," really. This particular bug is fairly normal for WoW - whether it should be or shouldn't be is entirely debatable, but it's certainly not a new issue insofar as dungeon skips or old content goes. As far as player vigilance, the M.O. is usually the same: report the issue on the official forums under Bug Reports, and hope it gets fixed as soon as it can. As you can see on this same subforum, they're aware of the bug and they're working on it: https://eu.forums.blizzard.com/en/wo...skip/457733/10

[SinR]

Oh NO!

Anyways...

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My guy, you're running old content once a week. Calm down lol.

Not always the case.

Multiple plate wearers for those damned shoulders, multiple characters overall for the mount.

that 10 seconds adds up after a while. /s

[Segus1992]

Your very words "no big deal," as well as "well, it's old content" do indeed promote "normalizing" issues that Blizz would prefer you to become numb to.

Eh? If "being reasonable" means "normalizing" to you then yeah I guess so. The alternative is demanding Blizzard prioritize their bugfixing for an old raid very few people run because you lose 5 seconds per run. Is it a bug that should've gotten fixed if it's simple to fix? Yes. We don't know if it's simple though and it's definitely not a priority. It isn't a problem.

[Kiivar86]

I strangely had it not disconnect me one time through, and I'm still not sure what made that time different from all the others.

[The Stormbringer]

It definitely needs to be fixed, but I imagine it's low on the totem pole of priority. Siege of Orgrimmar is old as heck content, unless it's in a seasonal rotation or something, I guess.

[ONCHEhap]

It definitely needs to be fixed, but I imagine it's low on the totem pole of priority. Siege of Orgrimmar is old as heck content, unless it's in a seasonal rotation or something, I guess.

Yeah exactly this. It makes 1% of the playerbase lose 10 seconds a week. It will be taken care of eventually, but there are much more pressing matters

[sam86]

I don't think anyone's stupid enough to expect zero bugs. Maybe if they're technologically illiterate? But then they wouldn't know what bugs are anyway.

if i deliver a software bugged i don't get payed, that simple
the simping of accepting unfinished broken products exists in video games, imagine a car company delivering a car with a problem, no need to imagine, they get fucked and no one defend them

[fatgunn]

if i deliver a software bugged i don't get payed, that simple
the simping of accepting unfinished broken products exists in video games, imagine a car company delivering a car with a problem, no need to imagine, they get fucked and no one defend them

If the car problem was "You have to press twice to get the rear seat to fold instead of once" nobody would give a shit. That's the level of inconsequence this bug has.

[Makabreska]

if i deliver a software bugged i don't get payed, that simple
the simping of accepting unfinished broken products exists in video games, imagine a car company delivering a car with a problem, no need to imagine, they get fucked and no one defend them

Let's compare a car defect which can create a health and life risk to a bug in an outdated, 10y old part of a MMORPG video game. 11/10 comparison.

[Segus1992]

if i deliver a software bugged i don't get payed, that simple
the simping of accepting unfinished broken products exists in video games, imagine a car company delivering a car with a problem, no need to imagine, they get fucked and no one defend them

I guess I was wrong.

If the car problem was "You have to press twice to get the rear seat to fold instead of once" nobody would give a shit. That's the level of inconsequence this bug has.

It's far less significant than that.

[Zka]

I had to google wtf is SoO skip. Proves how big issue is this.