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No - Demand - for Votes or Petitions Today?

SkyCrown

SkyCrown

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Nice to see the general forums used for helping others vs frivolous rants of votes or petitions.

Then again, whiner's rarely change and we'll see their demands, complaints, whining or foot stomping for attention in other aspects surface. Sometimes it is just never good enough for those high class folks.

And funny how rarely do these same folks have time to help others with guidance in the forums... what a coincidence.

Enjoy it ...while it lasts.:cool:
 
SkyCrown said:
Nice to see the general forums used for helping others vs frivolous rants of votes or petitions.

Then again, whiner's rarely change and we'll see their demands, complaints, whining or foot stomping for attention in other aspects surface. Sometimes it is just never good enough for those high class folks.

And funny how rarely do these same folks have time to help others with guidance in the forums... what a coincidence.

Enjoy it ...while it lasts.:cool:
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seriously? you just jinxed it.
 
SkyCrown said:
this is going to be good ... Space magic. ... need to go read this!
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If you had half a brain you'd have realized that what I pointed out with that post was how closed minded you are regarding the "whiners".

D3 came out with lots of issues and people complained.
DB came out with lots of issues and people complained.

In the end, devs of both teams realized the complaints were legitimate, while fanboys of both products just flamed "the whiners".
Of course saying WAH WAH WAH THIS BOT IS SHIT is not the best way, but neither your post is the best way to go about with your "support".

Thanks to "the whiners" you're getting a better product, yet you flame them.
You're not better than anyone.
 
Toney001 said:
If you had half a brain you'd have realized that what I pointed out with that post was how closed minded you are regarding the "whiners".

D3 came out with lots of issues and people complained.
DB came out with lots of issues and people complained.

In the end, devs of both teams realized the complaints were legitimate, while fanboys of both products just flamed "the whiners".
Of course saying WAH WAH WAH THIS BOT IS SHIT is not the best way, but neither your post is the best way to go about with your "support".

Thanks to "the whiners" you're getting a better product, yet you flame them.
You're not better than anyone.
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Thank you tony for your crystal clear enlightenment, it was very helpful...and so were you in the process!
 
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Toney001 said:
If you had half a brain you'd have realized that what I pointed out with that post was how closed minded you are regarding the "whiners".

D3 came out with lots of issues and people complained.
DB came out with lots of issues and people complained.

In the end, devs of both teams realized the complaints were legitimate, while fanboys of both products just flamed "the whiners".
Of course saying WAH WAH WAH THIS BOT IS SHIT is not the best way, but neither your post is the best way to go about with your "support".

Thanks to "the whiners" you're getting a better product, yet you flame them.
You're not better than anyone.
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If you went out and read a bunch of them. They either, A: Complained XX bot was better, B: Said it simply 'didn't work', or C: It doesn't meet their standards, and it should be fixed or they're leaving. These are the majority, and I would like to know how that helps make a better product. Saying 'WAH WAH WAH THIS BOT IS SHIT" does not give the devs anything. Can they convert the word 'shit' into some form of bot repair? I certainly wish they could, however there are very few people who complained about specific things that actually was of use to the bot makers.

It makes me a little mad, trying to flip through the thread titles looking for something of use and finding thread after thread about complaints or if the bot is finished enough for them to buy or w/e. There should be a suggestions forum, where they can complain in an organized fashion. If they don't like the bot, and don't give constructive criticism, just get a refund and leave it out of my life.
 
Liferose said:
If you went out and read a bunch of them. They either, A: Complained XX bot was better, B: Said it simply 'didn't work', or C: It doesn't meet their standards, and it should be fixed or they're leaving. These are the majority, and I would like to know how that helps make a better product. Saying 'WAH WAH WAH THIS BOT IS SHIT" does not give the devs anything. Can they convert the word 'shit' into some form of bot repair? I certainly wish they could, however there are very few people who complained about specific things that actually was of use to the bot makers.

It makes me a little mad, trying to flip through the thread titles looking for something of use and finding thread after thread about complaints or if the bot is finished enough for them to buy or w/e. There should be a suggestions forum, where they can complain in an organized fashion. If they don't like the bot, and don't give constructive criticism, just get a refund and leave it out of my life.
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So very well said, thank you Liferose!


After trying to sort through all the posts that were not requesting help ....trying to find the posts requesting help, and try to reply to them with guidelines and suggestions. The forum became rather difficult to sort through, so I just stopped trying to reply with request for help on "can you run more then one Diablo account at the same time" and "how do you multii boxing" etc.

And have to agree with you on giving credit where credit is due, that is to the developers.
 
Liferose said:
If you went out and read a bunch of them. They either, A: Complained XX bot was better, B: Said it simply 'didn't work', or C: It doesn't meet their standards, and it should be fixed or they're leaving. These are the majority, and I would like to know how that helps make a better product. Saying 'WAH WAH WAH THIS BOT IS SHIT" does not give the devs anything. Can they convert the word 'shit' into some form of bot repair? I certainly wish they could, however there are very few people who complained about specific things that actually was of use to the bot makers.

It makes me a little mad, trying to flip through the thread titles looking for something of use and finding thread after thread about complaints or if the bot is finished enough for them to buy or w/e. There should be a suggestions forum, where they can complain in an organized fashion. If they don't like the bot, and don't give constructive criticism, just get a refund and leave it out of my life.
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This I can live with. You're respectful. The OP is not.
 
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