READ BEFORE YOU SEND IN A TECH SUPPORT TICKET!
Дата: 30.01.2015 00:31:45
Dukebarry, on Jan 29 2015 - 10:22, said: My problem with support is that it doesn't matter what I send a
ticket in for I always get the same macro'ed answer, often
irrelevant to the question. I bet if I asked how the weather in
CAL was they would ask me for a replay and tell me its
probably a conflict with mods. I recently sent in a ticket about
clan battles results not posting. (a problem that is still not
fixed) guess what "please send us a replay" this is a
server wide problem. Sorry this is laughable. Hypnotik: Duke, there are reasons we ask for the replay and
screenshots of unmodded clients. In fact, when the CSR who got your
ticket brought it to my attention to see if it was a known issue,
when it was a "new" issue I asked for the CSR's to gather a few
replays if the players had them. In this case specifically,
here's the reason why: Replay - When you look at the replay
file in notepad/any other text editor, you'll see certain patterns.
If your client received valid end-of-battle data, you'll see a
second JSON array in the early parts of the replay file. We wanted
to see if this information was there to rule out one possible
source of the error (incomplete data from server->client).
Unmodded Screenshot - This probably seems pretty
self-explanatory, but some mods can break the interface in
strange ways. Look what XVM did in 9.5 for example. We needed to be
sure that it was an issue on our end rather than some modder's
issue. After we had this information, we were able to
determine that the data was being sent to the client, but that the
error was in the display process, which made it far easier for the
devs to find the problem. Because we were able to send this
information to them so quickly, the fix has already been included
in the 9.6 update. When a CSR is asking for a replay or a
screenshot of some specific thing, they are doing so for a reason,
not because they're a robot. If you want support to be able to help
you properly, cooperate with them rather than fighting them, and
don't complain when they are asking for information that might be
the key to finding the source of an issue.
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