Umm, thats sort of the point I’m making, you need testers that recognise the bug / mistake in the first place and then that person needs to give an accurate report. How are you suppose the achieve getting this level of tester with advertisements / lottery? Really without selectively picking knowledgeable testers they will not get the level of reporting you are describing.
Hence the reason for my post, this company doesn’t run effective testing, nor do they care when they release the game buggy à la CDPR and cyberpunk. This is a major problem with the greedy business model companies like Activision Blizzard are using.
If they actually tested their game people like myself wouldn’t have to report bugs for a broken class for months as if the launched game is the beta, as was the case with classic.
It won’t bother them though as the media that gets free access barely look into the game enough to see the issues and give it a 9/10 anyway. So the cycle continues, hopefully they get it right and if not, hopefully they get crucified like CDPR.