EA community managers problem?
Recently this was tweeted by community manager: If they don't consider 400k member strong r/battlefield community as part of their feedback loop and they delete/ban all constructive criticism th...
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@yodddd Reddit can be harsh. It's been moderated a bit better the past month. Sure, the feedback there is brutal but its VALID and coming from passionate friends. Can't say that 1 bad apple making empty threats behind a keyboard speaks for 400k + members.
CM's barely engage with regular people anyways. No wonder people feel left in the dust given the state of the game and the communications between devs/CM's.
Shame because Reddit has some REALLY good, documented feedback. Have some thick skin and engage people who are open to constructive feedback.
CM's barely engage with regular people anyways. No wonder people feel left in the dust given the state of the game and the communications between devs/CM's.
Shame because Reddit has some REALLY good, documented feedback. Have some thick skin and engage people who are open to constructive feedback.
@PapaDrach wrote:
@yoddddReddit can be harsh. It's been moderated a bit better the past month. Sure, the feedback there is brutal but its VALID and coming from passionate friends. Can't say that 1 bad apple making empty threats behind a keyboard speaks for 400k + members.
CM's barely engage with regular people anyways. No wonder people feel left in the dust given the state of the game and the communications between devs/CM's.
Shame because Reddit has some REALLY good, documented feedback. Have some thick skin and engage people who are open to constructive feedback.
Its not one bad apple, nearly every post on the main sub is attacking the game and has been for 3 months now.
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