So I am a returned player and have encountered something that must have been implemented during my rather long break - user trust level. I have tried to improve it but remain stuck at basic user. Is there a specific criteria to improve this? is it possible for the system to fail to change trust levels due to automation? Like I don’t really enjoy being stuck on read only for forums I once was a participant of.
200 posts read a day no forum actions and alot of reading im somewhere needing 10knread.
200 posts a day? Not comments, but like full on posts? Who designed that? I mean i want to talk about the game - but i also want time to play said game.
Not that hard if u do mobile or a acroll mouse.
Howdy.
Adding to what Darth already mentioned - yes, the forums went through a big change a few years ago. It will show as read only if you do not have active gametime, as well.
If you have active gametime, logging out and back in the forums can help reset things.
Having read 200 posts a day does not surprisingly take long. You don’t have to read, per se, but you can just scroll through a thread.
It’s to help promote interaction and deter possible trolls from clogging up the forums.
Do you have an active subscription? Aside from CS, you have to have a sub to actually post in any other forum on the site. It’s not a trust level thing, it is that the forums are for paying customers.
If you are actively subscribed, then while this isn’t something that is given the rubber stamp by Blizzard, it is a good idea of what is necessary to reach each trust level, and what perks come with raising your level.
The 200 posts average per day is simply to get/maintain Trust Level 3 status. At Trust Level 3 you can post direct links and images and such.
Trust Level 3 is held by a very small part of the community and not necessary to engage with the forums in general.
All you need to post is have game time on your account and a character level 10 or higher.
You may be set as a sort of starter forum level if you’ve just returned or are a new user but those restrictions fall off very quickly and are meant to curb bots and the like not general users.