You’re right, I don’t play my DK much these days (can’t even remember what spec it is).
I’d be more concerned over your own forum posting privileges than mine to be honest.
What part of “player help player forum” are you having difficulty in understanding?
I fully expect this thread to be locked or possibly deleted when one of the blues gets in.
Considering his real guild name? I wish you luck.
I’d suggest putting in a bug report for the ghoul issue. I did find a few posts, and it was an issue 2 years ago that reportedly had a hotfix. I did also find a few posts about glyphs.
Bans are permanent, suspensions have a time frame, but if a player does not feel like following the rules then this does ultimately make the game better. But that has nothing to do with how the game is developed.
Have fun with that.
If you want someone who can help you, put in a ticket.
Mmm, no. Your character info is not private and viewable by anyone even with your profile set to hidden. Your post history here:
https://us.forums.blizzard.com/en/wow/search?q=%40Runetap-proudmoore%20order%3Alatest_topic
And your profile here:
Holy crap, looking at that post history tells me all I ever need to know about OP.
I am sorry runetap, but this is certainly something you want in a different forum where the QA team or the devs will be able to see it. Those particular Blizzard Employees do not come here to gather information.
This particular forum is intended to be a help desk where other players can assist with guiding people through the proper use of the ticket system and to help players understand the policies that Blizzard has in place. It is not Customer Service. If you wish for customer service, then you will want to use the ticket system or use the in game feedback option.
No one is stalking you, There are plenty of resources available to all of us to see former posts. In many cases it helps us as fellow players to further understand a issue that someone is having and clarifying issues that they are experiencing.
I have seen you used the bug report forum before by glancing at your post history and you are familiar with it. Of course you are welcome to post something that you see as a bug there, so the correct team can investigate the issue. The choice is yours of course. Maybe someone else is having the same issue as you and they will report it. The dice are in your hands to roll on that one.
As long as we have a account in good standing we are welcome to post in any topic that is available to us. Once again, this is the intended use of the Customer Support forum. A player does not get to demand a player no post under a topic and demanding that only a blue respond is normally a fast way to get a topic deleted or locked.
This right here… Is a way to show the SFAs that you are being toxic and could lead to a forum vacation. I would strongly suggest not saying things like this in the future.
I wish you luck in your endeavors of having your issue fixed. I also hope that you will start treating your fellow players with a little more respect. Especially when they are trying to help you. No one was being hostile or combative with you until you turned on your unique charm.
Good luck!
That depends on if you had learned from the experience and stopped using inappropriate language and disparaging other players. Although I’m not certain what relevancy it has towards a possible bug you are experiencing.
Is it “so simple”? One can definitely hope, but potential bugs need to be reported to the proper teams. Posting details of what is happening in the Bug Report forum or through the Report a Bug option in-game through the Support menu is the best way for that team to be able to investigate the matter.
If this isn’t considered a bug, but how the ability functions you’ll want to post in the Death Knight forum with that feedback.
That isn’t how that works. Customer Support doesn’t handle bugs, there isn’t anything that we can do in that kind of situation.
It isn’t your “private information”, Runetap.
You are by no means required to report potential bugs. That also means that it may delay our QA team from being notified of a possible issue, which means the issue likely could not be resolved until that happens.