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Comentario de Cxcxcy

bugged AF

Comentario de TheLetterA

im just kinda disappointed to be living in an era where no one cares about QA anymore. I mean, i get it, putting out an inferior buggy product has literally no downsides if you're in an industry where all of the major companies are doing it, so why spend the extra money to give your paying customers a good experience?

was teleported to northrend for one of the quests, got a bit lost and was foolish enough to think i could use the lorewalker cho teleport to get back on track. it instead teleported me back to stratholme and there's no way of continuing on to northrend from there. i guess my advice would be to avoid using lorewalker cho's teleport for any reason, since he will teleport you to a portion of the story you've already completed and you will be stuck there.

Comentario de Znrknd

I'm going to post this comment under each Lorewalking quest and the related items, so people can see some information and find someone else that had that same issue if they look it up, as I found nothing when I tried to research it. I had this issue with every Lorewalking quest, but the comment was written specifically about "The Blade's Downfall" in Lorewalking: Xal'atath. This is one of the most bugged out questlines I have ever done in this game, and that is saying a lot.

My quest was so bugged out that I couldn't progress no matter what. At the final stage of the questline, whereupon you need to "confront Xal'atath" in Ny'alotha, the door was permanently shut for me as I had been forcefully disconnected while inside the room, on the platform.
It was the same thing that happens when you are a Druid and you turn too quickly while holding left+right click in Flight Form, an anti-botting measure, I think?

Anyway, yeah, it was completely and utterly bricked. Even redoing the entire scenario didn't help! The door was still locked.
I put in a ticket and over the course of 18 seperate "representatives" of Blizzard's Customer Service GMs (which has long since stopped existing, it seems) I managed to get it resolved by reporting the bug on all of my characters, as those staff members did absolutely nothing to help. Nothing at all. I am utterly CONVINCED it was AI generated, as their responses kept tripping over themselves, quoting the wrong quests, and even getting the game I was reporting from wrong!
I was so astounded with the sheer audacity of it that I simply had to just keep asking them more and more questions about *WHY* they were unable to simply teleport my character, or change the flags in my quest progression that were clearly still indicating that I was stuck inside the instance and on the platform which closed the door behind me.

To list the problems, the GMs:
-Referred to me as "Nephalem" from Diablo, when I was reporting from a WoW character about a WoW bug
-Linked me the quest "The Lich King's Last Stand" from WRATH OF THE LICH KING? From Icecrown Citadel? Here's the link they sent me!
-Told me to reset my user interfact a total of 13 times, each member of staff said it after I clarified in each message I had already done that, several times, and freshly installed the game on A DIFFERENT COMPUTER and it was still happening! Reading the previous replies, or my reply to each ticket clearly stating the issue and the fixes I had tried, and even my Framestack data and error logs. Too much work, I suppose.
-Used generative AI to answer my questions. I was skeptical and had to make sure I wasn't being paranoid or that they were just using template responses so I made sure to ask questions that would out it as AI, like asking very specific things you'd need to play the game to know, rather than just googling. It just made things up! It completely lied about the answer to my questions and somehow then said I should try logging in and travelling to Azys Lla which is from FFXIV? Huh?

That was just a whole ordeal. Basically, you shouldn't even bother trying to put in tickets for things anymore as it is so apparent that the entire team of quality assurance and GMs is a skeleton crew, and not able to actually assist. I asked them "genuinely, what are we as customers meant to do? If even you cannot help, are we just meant to put in bug reports, be patient and expect it to one day, eventually, be fixed enough to complete? I am paying for this, and I can't even play my character as the character unstuck feature doesn't even work!" and the response completely ignored me, referred to me as a Nephalem from Diablo and thanked me for playing Hearthstone for 10 years and that they valued me as a customer. Alright. If you did, you'd probably have at least gotten the game correct, not once, but twice did you fail that.

Anyway... If you don't get stuck there now, you probably have me to thank in part, I think! Such an incredibly specific bug, I'd be amazed if anyone else had managed to make that occur.

In the off chance anyone at Blizzard reads this comment, I want you to know that I do not blame you in the slightest. I know for a FACT who is to blame for these bugs, staff firings, budget cuts, crunches, and complete lack of QA and bug testing. It is not the hard working and underpaid staff. We see you and we know you are doing your best. Keep it up. You fixed my bug in the end, so I'm sorry that I had to report it so much just to get it addressed.
We live in a very hard time for game preservation and developers being treated as humans, rather than disposable assets. Without good staff, you do not get good games. The industry and the corpos that are in charge of these decisions will learn this to their great peril, once all the cuts have finally made their products are unplayable and unprofitable. Chasing the dollar to this extent, where you cut out the staff that make your quests actually playable, is completely unacceptable, and it will not be looked back upon in history in any respectable or worthwhile manner. You are the problem.
The industry can survive without greedy CEOs and greedy middle-men that stand between the developers and us, the consumers. You are replaceable. Don't push your luck or your game will go the way of so many, many others. No game is too big to fail.

Comentario de Samaramon1

So other than the first part in SM and the stairs, everything else is a repeat of already existing quests and the Culling / HoR dungeons. I don't understand the point.

Comentario de Xemnuz

When doing these, do nothing else than exactly what is said in the objectives. Bugged probably 6 times for me.

Comentario de Gnot

By 2026 this still looks like its bugged. in my case, I've only completed the first part of the quest. Once I get to Stratholme, right where Arthas and Uther should, there's a beam of light that you're suppposed place yourself so the event starts. I've tried re-starting, talkign to cho, get in and get out... nothing works. I thought this was a problem of me not seeing something but the comments made me realize what was happening.

Anyway, remember that you cna do this exact quest in Pandaria with Loremaster Cho.

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