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Nov 28, 2011 -- 2:41AM, donfuan wrote:

so, in conclusion: cheap games are always full of bugs. Then answer me: how comes that i own cheap games that are absolutely flawless?

Must have been lucky, eh?

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Flawless to you maybe not necessarily flawless to everyone. Next stupid point out of you?

Nov 28, 2011 -- 4:21AM, Ravinhood wrote:

I never said cheap games always have issues. I just said that quality is based on cost and resources.

Those two statements contradict themselves.  You can't have the first unless you want to conceed that quality is not always based on cost and resources.   Thanks for taking pot shots at my maturaty or mental capacity or whatever point you were trying to make though.  And I'm not too sure what you mean by knowing all too well about AOLers though.


And if Stainless had developed or even currently handled MTGO then your second point would have merit, but it doesn't and it never has.

I'm new to this board as a member but I've been lurking here in the Magic 2012 section fo a while. I don't want to argue with anyone here what is or isn't considereed good practice for small game developers, but I would like to throw in my support of the email posted at the beginning by Robvalue.

I completely agree that there are several things in the game which should have been adressed as well as the fact that neither Stainless nor Wizards have been forthcoming enough with information about whether or not they intend to actually adress these issues. That being said it doesn't mean I intend to stop supporting the game. I will keep playing it and buying supplements for the ps3 version, and I hope that someone with the power to improve the game will take notice and do something about it.

So anyway thanks to Wizards and Stainless for developing this game and a big thanks to Robvalue for rightfully speaking up about the issues surrounding it.

The frequency of ORC moderation on these boards, especially on this topic, really seems the result of low situational awareness.

This thread is a discussion of a formal complaint about the absence of any substantive Wizards presence or feedback regarding their Duels 2012 product, and was motivated by a lack of Wizards activity on these boards.  The ground for this complaint seem to be reinforced by the frequent procedural presence of ORC moderators.

It's as if the implicit instructions are: feel free to feel frustrated with the game's bugs and our lack of concern about them, just make sure you do it politely, or we'll delete evidence of your frustration.

Dec 8, 2011 -- 2:49PM, crazy_monkey wrote:

If you have a specific complaint or comment about moderation, please contact Customer Service.

Thanks.

You can also make a thread and/or talk about moderation in the Board Business sub-forum.  Make sure to use the paper M:tG Boards Business forums because they don't feel this product is worth a Boards Business forum and my other threads that I posted in the MTGO boards business had to be moved there.


Just an FYI for those of you that feel this is getting out of hand and should be brought up with someone higher than an orc or a VCL.