| to whom it may concern | Fri Feb 4 06:51:43 2011 MST |
| It appears that after a wizard released info to players that
probably shouldn't have been released, the incessant whining of the
few has lead to shapeshifter being tuned.
Can the wizard who did the tuning at least sack up to the fact with
a news post? Thanks.
-WildChild |
| >to whom it may concern | Sat Feb 5 15:26:44 2011 MST |
| because things are tuned because of whining and not because it's out
of balance. if whining leads to a tune, it's usually because it's
how the wizard is alerted to a potential issue. we wizards are
actually capable of thinking for ourselves and not just making
changes to shut the whiners up. and i'm pretty sure if someone tuned
it and didn't mention it, there was probably a reason. |
| >>to whom it may concern | Sat Feb 5 15:27:34 2011 MST |
| Daneel said he wanted to post a note after he was done though :), so
I guess he is not done... |
| >to whom it may concern | Mon Feb 7 11:31:19 2011 MST |
| > It appears that after a wizard released info to players that
> probably shouldn't have been released, the incessant whining
> of the few has lead to shapeshifter being tuned.
I changed dragons because:
(a) I had intended one number, and apparently typed in
another
(b) Abeo had put together some really useful logs of eq
damage that clearly showed problems that needed fixing.
The former was the more immediate issue. The latter causes
this tune to be more ongoing.
While alerted to the situation by some whining, the whining is
largely irrelevant. Players tend to have a comparative view of
guild tuning, and whine accordingly, whereas I try to work more
by absolute standards, ignoring other guilds (otherwise we get
rampant guild inflation).
> Can the wizard who did the tuning at least sack up to the fact
> with a news post? Thanks.
No, not always. I usually prefer not to bias player's opinions
on intermediate tunes (you guys bias each other just fine without
my help :-) ).
When I'm done, barring some specific contra-indication, I post
publicly. Before then, rarely.
That being said, I did say post to the wizard didlog, to which
you have access :-)
-Daneel |
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