Board Thread:Game Discussion/@comment-174.141.68.189-20160414142857/@comment-28753807-20161102112203

RandyMc wrote: I'm sure they did know. But in my opinion, there's no excuse for sending support tickets, and harassing them to fix it faster.

Next thing you know, he'll be asking them to charge more for gold, charge more gold for cars and upgrades, and reduce our daily bonuses.

It's just plain counter-productive to do something like that.

There have been gazillions of bugs that reduce, and sometimes completely stop game progress. What's wrong with enjoying one that actually helps, instead of actually making an effort to ruin it? I feel FM knew about the ... all glitches immediately after they went out in their update(s). If they don't have  paid game testers, and they probably do, someone  in their vast numbers of employees must play the game and one of them surely could discover such glitches. Besides, after the first ticket submitted, im sure everyone who submits so-called helpful tickets thinks they are the first to report the glitch. Really, how likely is that? After the second ticket... less than 50%. So, i am making a case for not submitting the ticket and  at the same time I am making a case for not being  upset with a fellow racer and editor for submitting such tickets, because these tickets are probably ignored, anyway... after the first one. I think it is amazing individuals get individual responses from FM. I've gotten one. There are many reports of them. In the mass of response they get with the size of their user base, that amazes me! So, how about we step back, gain a clearer perspective and race more, share our experiences here and have fun with our game. Life is too short.