Poster: Nilfisk at 4/9/2005 1:37:46 AM PDT
Subject: Cay please consider resigning as hunter rep |
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Sorry Cay but by definition our class rep needs to be a true advocate for our classes problems.
All we have seen/heard from you so far is how you dilligently make lists, try to schedule meetings and forward us meaningless messages from the people that have real influence but you have yet to show you have any real voice in what is being done about hunter problems or where our class is going.
I really believe that we need someone in this position that will not take all the crap from blizz development and that will actually make a stand and fight for the hunters future.
We need a hunter champion.
Cay, no offense but You are not that person. Please resign so blizzard (or we maybe?) can appoint someone that is.
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Poster: Caydiem at 4/9/2005 9:16:12 AM PDT
Subject: Re: Cay please consider resigning as hunter r |
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The patch was mostly done before a majority of the concerns were properly looked into by the developers. I cannot control what happened before I was able to get their ear.
I know you folks are up in arms about the latest changes on the Test Realm, and I'm sorry for that, but I will not be stepping down from advocating your position. If you choose not to work with me, that's your prerogative, but that will only make your voice all the softer within the Blizzard halls.
Also, please be aware that there will be times when the developers do not follow the will of the community. They have to take a more worldly view when it comes to balancing the classes. The average player is (understandably) focused in on his or her particular characters. The designers have to keep everything in the game in a delicate balance, and what may seem like a good idea to you folks could cause a catastrophe in balance should it be implemented. It's a difference in perspective; I'm not saying anyone is right or wrong on the subject, but I am saying that the developers know what they're doing.
Come Tuesday, amidst writing up the Hunter changes on the horizon, I will see if I can get some philosophy notes for you so you can better understand why things were changed.
(EDIT: I keep forgetting that Monday is my day off, sorry. >_<)[ post edited by Caydiem ]
- Caydiem -
Assistant Community Manager
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Poster: Caydiem at 4/9/2005 9:24:14 AM PDT
Subject: Re: Cay please consider resigning as hunter r |
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Waiting? It's Saturday. The developers are on their weekend much like a good number of the players. I would love to speak to them about it right now, but calling them up at home about this in the middle of their weekend would not be prudent.
I know you're upset. I know you want answers. I can't get them for you right away. But when the week again rolls around, I will be speaking with them about it to at the least explain why these changes occurred.
- Caydiem -
Assistant Community Manager
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Poster: Caydiem at 4/9/2005 10:07:46 AM PDT
Subject: Re: Cay please consider resigning as hunter r |
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Oni, my schedule is based on coverage. There are times -- such as last week -- when I plan on working regardless, but I'm not the only one on the team, and shuffling around my week would affect four other people at the least.
So no, it isn't as flexible as you suppose.
- Caydiem -
Assistant Community Manager
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