Dolyem wrote: » This doesn't need to be game breaking, all I suggest is rewarding an amount of embers(currency used to buy aesthetic in the shop) equal to a fraction of what it would cost to purchase something per bug or exploit reported. Incentivizing people to go out of their way to make sure problems are fixed as fast as possible and to make sure exploiters/bots always have a target on their backs. He'll even if it is just like 10 ember and a skin costs 500. That stuff can add up when people are diligent. And as long as embers aren't able to be traded nor the skins they can purchase, this will have no negativee effect on the in game economy.
Azherae wrote: » Dolyem wrote: » This doesn't need to be game breaking, all I suggest is rewarding an amount of embers(currency used to buy aesthetic in the shop) equal to a fraction of what it would cost to purchase something per bug or exploit reported. Incentivizing people to go out of their way to make sure problems are fixed as fast as possible and to make sure exploiters/bots always have a target on their backs. He'll even if it is just like 10 ember and a skin costs 500. That stuff can add up when people are diligent. And as long as embers aren't able to be traded nor the skins they can purchase, this will have no negativee effect on the in game economy. Titles. People LOVE titles. First X to report a bug get a proper title. Then we can all thank that person whenever we see them for making Verra a better place. You can give titles as compensation for people who find broken builds/mechanics that then have to be nerfed, weakening them. Immortalize them as 'Meta-Breaker'.
MaiWaifu wrote: » As much as I like the idea and like free stuff for trying to improve the game. I feel like this might be detrimental to the support staff in the long term. It would encourage everyone to report the exact same issue to collect the bounty. It would just dramatically increase admin work merging tickets and copy pasting the same reply. You might say that they could have a list of issues they're aware of but this could cause it's own issue. Having a list of bugs and making them more well known could be open for people abuse the bugs to their benefit.
Dolyem wrote: » Make it first come first serve
MaiWaifu wrote: » Dolyem wrote: » Make it first come first serve But how would you know you're first >_>;;; Everyone will think they're first if there's no public list >_>;;;
Sathrago wrote: » I believe this sort of system, if tailored and overseen appropriately, could be very beneficial to most games let alone this one. My suggestion would be to have your in-house QA team take turns at checking the validity of any reported bugs, and if such a bug is found they reward the player accordingly. As for the player's side, it's important that they are given a clear format and interface system to report these bug reports with the largest rule being, if you cant follow the format required then yours just isn't looked at. Now this might seem harsh due to language barriers and such, but its more important that the devs get the right information than cater to the feelings of people not able follow a guideline.