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  • Why do you personally not come to test sessions?

    05. 22. 2011 08:22

ljsevern
Hey everyone. Just an open question.

We need people to help with battletesting and give their opinions on them during
test sessions. Obviously, if you couldn't make this weekends due to a one off event,
that isn't the point of the thread, its for those that don't attend whatsoever.

Is it because you would rather gain exp on the main server? (A valid point, if that is
your opinion, please tell us that).

Is it due to lack of rewards?

Is it due to the account system there, and having to class all the crew?

Is it due to technical issues?

Or, are you just not interested (again, a valid point)?

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On top of that, not many people partake in the test server discussion board. What
are the reasons for that?
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  • Re : Why do you personally not come to test sessions?

    05. 22. 2011 12:18

snoweman
I don't think I have enough experience.

  • Re : Why do you personally not come to test sessions?

    05. 22. 2011 12:11

V2CxBongRipz
Weekends, especially saturdays are no good for me. Also this current testing session is fo
something I have little to no experience with.

  • Re : Why do you personally not come to test sessions?

    05. 22. 2011 11:55

Vawlkus
I'm not interested in doing $DE's work for them. They broke their damn game and can't be
bothered to fix it themselves, so it comes down to the players fixing it FOR them.

Last time I tried to log in for a test, all I got was 2 hours of frustration trying to get
their broken client to function. I'm not interested in wasting my time doing THEIR work
FOR THEM. I do enough of that just trying to play their game FOR FUN.

  • Re : Why do you personally not come to test sessions?

    05. 22. 2011 11:22

XtremCarnage
i just assumed that people were going

  • Re : Why do you personally not come to test sessions?

    05. 22. 2011 11:13

Happymeal2
Im not that experienced in the inner workings of the game, like shell weights, angles
compared to penetration, etc. I could possibly help with simpler things like speeds,
but again im not that great and there are others who can do better. Thats my
reason.

If thats not acceptable, vista barely runs the main client. Not sure what it would do
with the extra data from the test.

  • Re : Why do you personally not come to test sessions?

    05. 22. 2011 11:11

angus725
If you're not interested in testing, what about the debates that go on in the test server
forums?

For example, in this thread we desperately need options.
http://www.navyfield.com/board/view.asp?Num=195179&Sort=C07

  • Re : Why do you personally not come to test sessions?

    05. 22. 2011 11:06

aussie1579
@fallenstar,
more like which one covers up a broken bone better....

  • Re : Why do you personally not come to test sessions?

    05. 22. 2011 11:05

Doomraver
I would if I could, but RL > Test sessions.

  • Re : Why do you personally not come to test sessions?

    05. 22. 2011 10:54

FalleNStaR
In the face of the real issues with this game, from my perspective it seems like the
test server is used to see if ppl like Diego, Elmo, or Barbie band-aids better.

  • Re : Why do you personally not come to test sessions?

    05. 22. 2011 10:38

Stormvanger
My play schedule is erratic, and I have absolutely no time on the weekends, when
most of the testing, HA, and fleet events take place. As a result, I cannot participate
in much of that.

So in regard to testing, i log onto the test server and make notes in a solo
environment. (Testing displacements, gunsets, sailor skills, and making
observations on turning rates, reload times, etc.) I pass the observations up the
chain internally. While I know quite a bit about the game, there are people more
qualified than I to judge the effects of submergance, aircraft performance, and ship
balance, so I'm content to leave these things to the specialists.
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