**Mastery Loadouts**
Due to issues related to the release of Mastery Loadouts, the "free swap" period will be extended.
The new end date will be May 1st.
Due to issues related to the release of Mastery Loadouts, the "free swap" period will be extended.
The new end date will be May 1st.
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A genuine question as to how to properly use the forum.
Friendly_User
Posts: 121 ★
Ok, I'm trying to not break any rules here, so I'm addressing the general public (because I cannot address mods):
How are we suppose to use this forum in a way that, per Rule 15, we can facilitate conversation and concerns with the community without being "not constructive"?
If we have concerns about changes or the general direction of the game, how are we supposed to voice them?
I have seen several posts and threads be deleted with well written, non-ranty dialog on the current status quo under the violation of being non-constructive.
...and this isn't just from the recent AW changes (yes, I know Kabam reneged and brought back diversity). This happens everytime there is a questionable change that causes the players to feel slighted.
So, community... help me understand as to how I can address my concerns without it falling under "not constructive".
How are we suppose to use this forum in a way that, per Rule 15, we can facilitate conversation and concerns with the community without being "not constructive"?
If we have concerns about changes or the general direction of the game, how are we supposed to voice them?
I have seen several posts and threads be deleted with well written, non-ranty dialog on the current status quo under the violation of being non-constructive.
...and this isn't just from the recent AW changes (yes, I know Kabam reneged and brought back diversity). This happens everytime there is a questionable change that causes the players to feel slighted.
So, community... help me understand as to how I can address my concerns without it falling under "not constructive".
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However, before creating any new discussions, I always suggest using the Forum Search feature, which is conveniently located at the right hand side of every Forum page. This will allow you to check for active threads on the same topic so you are not duplicating anything which has already been said.
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