in b4 close also...but yeah, answering a ticket with "do you know what the frick you are doing?"(paraphrasing BTW), is really an awful approach to support, especially when each response takes 2+ weeks...
The green names and blue names are just a joke IMHO and they do more harm than good overall just by their tones in replying to us and their actions/lack of information flow. Some of them do tickets on off days, a few don't but sometimes you do get a CS rep that obviously doesn't play the game which is the saddest aspect of the CS system (and that is any form that this game has used as I've experienced it with failster and failfordge). 2 weeks for responses is not up to par IMHO.
I want to believe they are looking out for the players best interest but it is almost impossible to really see it. I mean here is 1 question that they should of already answered by now....
When is chapter 6?
Chapter 4 and 5 where announced months in advance, we knew that in june it was to arrive. That information is almost a month and change overdue and there is a good chance they might just dump it on us tonight?
If the publisher of this game was not so greedy and not misguided by horrible suggestions that only seem to be self serving than this game might not have the population of an old mining town. Do they even realize that players who normally plat on off hours aren't there anymore, it's almost as if there is one real chunk of players and that is from 4pm (anytime) till a few hours after siege. That to me is bad, you want to be able to promote a game that is populated heavily 24/7.
Although I understand the model for f2p games and just mmos in general have fallen off a bit but there are still people in the world who want to sit in front of their computer for hours on a nice day and play in some fantasy environment. Do the CS people even bother to pick this mentality up and convey it to the publisher as a "soft warning" of potential lack of interest being brought upon the game by poor choices that the publisher has made? Probably not, which is part of the problem which is part of a larger problem ignored due to very bad business moves.
Happy memorial day...