@b0gart-555 I believe it's due to some forum maintenance which is going on at the moment.
Technical issues (and Bug reporting?) seem to be Ok
OK, so it looks like the existing threads which were on this board are on page 31 onwards from the look of things*.
*Might differ depending on sort setting. I've also replied briefly to one to bring it back to the top.
Made a little video too as reference:
At least it is not on my side. I even went into my profile to see if I hadn’t changed some sorting setting by accident.
Did EA build these boards with Frostbite too? 😏
@ElliotLH wrote:
@AnobixNot a problem at all - digging through pages of info is basically what I do for a job at the moment 😆
Feel free to reply to any if you have anything to add (just as it's better than just writing "bump" or something). Some of them might have run their course anyway, so probably not worth bumping, but there are a few that I remember being pretty active as of last night.
Yep that's my goal, sorry for snagging a 2022 one!
As I could not find another appropriate way to report this I created a topic in the Texhnical Issues forum in hope to get some extra eyes on this issue.
Very weird, hope the old posts come back!
Just to clarify to everyone in the thread: the merging of the low traffic boards with General Discussion was intended and is not a bug.
The untidiness is an unfortunate by-product of the forum maintenance, but it'll mostly sort itself out as time goes on (in theory anyway).
If anyone has any questions, or wants help finding a buried post and so on, you're welcome to @ me as I'll be happy to help wherever I can.
@sk1lld wrote:Very weird, hope the old posts come back!
as @ElliotLH mentioned you can go back to page 31 (you can get to it pretty easily by editing the page number in the browser address bar) and further to catch the more recent posts that were here. When they merged the old posts to this forum it must have changed their modified dates which put them in front of the other posts from this forum (despite the post and reply dates staying the same) -- and partially explains the enormous amount of points listed on the posts despite having one or two replies, at most.
