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Originally Posted by Necrokitty
Wait... what?
Hypothetical Average GW Player does not:
- read the official website
- read the unofficial wiki
- read any of the typically multiple threads pertaining to weekend events on Guru
- peek at any other fansite that generally announces upcoming events
- notice the login screen announcement
- pay attention to guild/alliance/local chat that may reveal clues
- actually log in during the weekend to notice talk of events/visit the "event towns" to check on happenings
And generally does everything else in his/her power to be oblivious of what's going on in the virtual GW universe...
... and then cries "OMG ANET you never tell me these things!"
...? I'm so confused.
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People are still missing the point, that events arent advertised until they virtually start! Its all well and good if your around, and at home to notice an event on.
But if you make plans a week or two before hand, and then find out you missed an event because it wasnt advertised until 3 days before, that is Anets fault for not posting these things earlier.
I realise they wip these events up at short notice, but is it too much to create some kind of schedule which they can work to for events, long in advance?
And...
...people bypass the login.
...people dont have guilds or their guilds arent talkative.
...not all cities or towns have huge talks about upcoming events.
...alot of people are busy playing the game to stand around and listen to hours of conversations in town of guild and notice someone mention an event.
...not everyone knows about guildwiki or this website or realises that events are posted on the main website - not everyone is that IT attuned.
...all im asking is
1) Anet put the adverts for events onto the character selet screen, or have a notice board in main cities.
2) Make a schedule for future events, so they know what their doing in more advance time. I work for an IT company and I usually list what work im doing and in what order.
People suggest that the Anet staff must sit around only 3 days before the weekend and think "right what event are we doing at short notice?".
I would have assumed that a big IT company plans their work a bit more efficiently and knows well in advance what work is being done when. How else do you schedule resources and man power and budget?
I would expect "what events are we doing for the next 4 weeks?" and then make a list and start working. We just need that list transfered onto the website or the game somehow as a list of things to come.