Or all they can say is "We are working on the patch."
Which they have said before; its in the sticky posts. When Gstaff added an update in response to people constantly asking for one, saying that they were still working on it, someone reported his update post as trolling.
Thats all Gstaff can say, not
they as in the people we are talking about. Gstaff is a Community Manager, or so the title says, so I would expect that from that person and a little more competency in the forums too but I suppose thats hard to come by in such a hierarchy where we are placed in the pits of ignorance.
It would be nice to have a little less disambiguity and a little more comfort than the constant wave of sarcastic-locked moderator posts and the only helpfulness coming from the community itself.
Basically, I'm saying to Beth/Obs/whatever do your job better.
EDIT:
If they are damned if they do and damned if they don't, and anything other than "We're working on it." will immediately be used out of context and taken apart letter by letter to use as rant material, why the heck should they bother to answer until they can say "The patch is released."?
No matter what they do, they'll probably never be able to satisfy some of the people posting about problems and issues, or, for that matter, manage to duplicate and fix every issue that every single person might have. I don't think anything will be said until they can say the current patch is released.
You know fine well that is being naive, accepting that peoples subjective opinions will never be satisfied is the first basic ideology of a conversation; saying that some peoples hardware/software problems (which I see is the majority here in these forums) as not being satisfied is being crudely ignorant of the situation.
I think the levity of the hardware/software complications over all
three platforms concludes the fact that no comment from
anyone can calm the crowd down now, in a state of contradiction.
Reno