Technomage wrote on Aug 18^th, 2016 at 2:05pm:


Then let us hope there are no Bill Clintons at Turbine.

Sailias wrote on Aug 19^th, 2016 at 9:34am:



That's the whole point of The Vault. 

We all want to believe ( in anything relevant or irrelevant, it doesn't matter )  

Technomage wrote on Aug 18^th, 2016 at 2:05pm:

So if you guys could fix like five things, what would they be? Small shit, typos in tooltips, icon mismatches, etc.

Technomage wrote on Aug 18^th, 2016 at 2:05pm:



Classic turbine.

Sailias wrote on Aug 19^th, 2016 at 9:34am:


Thank you for your service and hope you get help with your PTSD (Post-Turdbine Stress Disorder)

Sailias wrote on Aug 19^th, 2016 at 1:13pm:


Isn't this a bit late?  Today is Friday...

I'd point you to the hundreds of ddowiki documented bugs.  I linked to them earlier in this thread.  That's a great place to start to try to make the game stop lying to the players about how things work.

Pick whichever 5 you like, it's all an improvement, it's all appreciated.  And it has all been ignored for so many years that I'm actually shocked that you're being allowed to correct a few of the known issues.

The only question remaining is why it took your presence to make these simple corrections...  And that is a philosophical question which reveals quite a bit about the Turbine mindset, where ignoring known and obvious issues which could be trivially corrected seems to be culturally prohibited for unknown reasons.

I hope you'll be back to continue your good works.  Fare well!

Sailias wrote on Aug 19^th, 2016 at 1:13pm:

Quest list staying sorted.  Not bloody random every time you reopen it.
Tabs for sagas.

normal/hard/elite/ etc ... columns for quests. Have you done it on this difficulty ? Green Yes, Red No.

And omg account wide search.
Hey, let's spend next hour searching 50 bags, 5 mailboxes, 2 mules looking for one single augment or whatever.

Sailias wrote on Aug 19^th, 2016 at 4:54pm:

How about ladder bug then ?

Sailias wrote on Aug 19^th, 2016 at 4:31pm:


As much as I appreciate your proactive nature in fixing things which have been left broken for all too long, asking me to "pick 5" is a bit of a cop out after I've pointed you to a list of over 200 bugs.

Pick any 5 and fix them, I'll be just as appreciative as if you had fixed any other 5.  It is all positive progress, and there's no list of 5 that is more progress than any other list of 5, IMO.

The real issue here is that there is a third party list of over 200 bugs and yet only your presence as a summer intern has seen any movement at all to correct this list, despite that fact that making progress on this list appears to have been a very easy thing all along, and has existed as a list Turbine has been aware of for a great many years.

Just how pathetic is Turbine when doing the easy thing is the very last thing that they manage to do?

when you target an interactive like a lever, and then press E to use- the game now untargets the interactive

please revert this so that attempting to use an interactive does not force it to be un targeted

to understand this complaint, look at something like a lever or control panel. press Q to select it. press E while you are out of range. the selected item is no longer selected.

Frank wrote on Aug 19^th, 2016 at 4:23pm:


Officially the wiki bugs are not Known Issues...

Turbine definition of a Known issue is the following :
an issue for which we have all the relevant information to be able to fix it at some point in the future.

Anything else is not a Known Issue.

Frank wrote on Aug 20^th, 2016 at 12:46am:


without making a video that shows my hands AND my monitors simultaneously with a 3rd party govt representative from the dept of weights and measures in frame to verify officiality, i would like to stress that this is the case

i am open to the possibility that it is some setting on my end

i am not open to your method of testing being a random quest half way through the game and evidence of a failure to comprehend the post to which u were responding- no part of your explanation describes nor implies the steps in my post. (pressing q and then pressing e)

walk into harbor, spin around 360 degrees pressing q to target anything at all, and then e to use it (despite being too far away) the target is no longer targeted. or if u really like your crucible example, "next time" you are in there and telling your hire to do stuff and fighting without targeting, stop right in the middle of the path and press E once for no reason.

this all assumes you have your keys bound to whatever is intended and not some wacky user shit