Blizzard seeks PTR feedback
by Matthew Rossi 
Sep 13th 2008 at 8:30PM
If you're testing on the PTR to try and determine what changes patch 3.0.2 have on your character, take some time and give some feedback on these specific issues. Blizzard is specifically asking folks to note if they've lost any abilities they should have or gained ones they shouldn't, if the new token panel is functioning correctly, if mounts and pets are being properly learned from their respective items, if all of your bags and bank slots are working properly, and if you're gaining all of the Achievements you should have.So, please help our blue overlords determine that everything is working smootly for the launch of 3.0.2 so that we don't all end up with abilities we shouldn't have or tokens lost in the ether. I would, but beta testers aren't able to.
Filed under: Patches, Analysis / Opinion, Bugs, Odds and ends, News items
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Kujo Sep 13th 2008 8:58PM
I'm in beta...does that mean I can't PTR 3.0.2 for the live realms?
Doesn't make any sense really.
Kujo Sep 13th 2008 9:06PM
**EDIT**
My bad. Learn to click hyperlinks before posting >_<
This still sucks though. Since a vast majority of Northrend is virtually unplayable due to lag. You pretty much have to go to Outlands anyway just to get good feedback on the new talents and such. And I would much rather do that on a PTR, where my friends can get onto as well, and I can share the experience with them, since not all of them are in Beta.
Amaxe Sep 13th 2008 9:36PM
4 days to transfer?
Wow, it was 3 hours when I did it this afternoon
Orestes Sep 13th 2008 10:18PM
I'll be glad to submit detailed feedback, when they start showing the remotest sign of taking it seriously and learn to communicate openly with the player base.
Iwanttobeasleep Sep 13th 2008 11:49PM
Haha, somebody's bitter!
Orestes Sep 14th 2008 1:01AM
Nah, just annoyed with the way Blizz conduct themselves. We need less smartass responses from blues and more insight into where their heads may be. Who knows, it may actually cut down on the incessant whining.