But important chat that truly, really, if you want something to be fixed, either post it on the QA site...

Or, if it's on the QA site, push it already.

Vote it, comment on it, bring more examples of, yep, this happened to me too, yep, if you do this, that happens too as well.

That is the one place where we will all, kind of, at least the people who, like, really hands-on work with the game, they will all always make a loop, check it, work off of that site first and foremost.

And we are trying to, again, like, if we see feedback resonate, especially from the QA site, also on Reddit and Discord, like, echoing all over the place, yeah, we make internal notes of what feels more important for you guys that we fix.

But, first and foremost, that QA site is the de facto place to go.

Pinging me and Jason on Discord, not the devs, just me and Jason, that's fine.

But that's also the worst way to make sure your bug fixes get loudly heard.

If you want us to see them, yeah sure, but ultimately what we do is just also try to like squeeze this by the devs.

Not at all with the same sense of urgency that you might feel for what you pinged us about.

Whereas if it's on the QA site, that's something that the devs approach with their own mindset, their own knowledge of, I've seen this error this amount of times, etc.

So yeah, just a long spiel about the QA site being important.