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Devilish VTuber, kitchen gremlin, Picross Pro, FFXIV addict. She/her, bi/pan, 40+, ADHD all the time all the time. Bilingual 🇨🇦 (English/French) Streaming @ http://twitch.tv/lampdevil | https://lampdevil.carrd.co | Live2D by HoneyKudzu, Chibi by Arrezui

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I had to type up some of the stuff on the slides that wasn't shown in full on stream but I think this is really good information to know regarding feedback for xiv with criticism, disatisfaction (and satisfaction) and how its handled, in particular the final slide.

A slide from the Final Fantasy XIV Fanfest in Berlin from the community team, titled "How We Gather Feedback". The written text that follows is:

- Regular Formats: Weekly Forum Reports in French and German. (The American Community team handles the english forum reports). Post-patch Reports in English, French, and German. Daily Launch Reports in English, French, and German.

- Developer Requests: How did players react to a new feature or announcement? We are working in an XYZ feature. Are there any community discussions about XYZ?

- Online Monitoring: "Wow this is kinda blowing up... we should probably tell someone."A slide from the Final Fantasy XIV Fanfest in Berlin from the community team elaborating on how they gather feedback showing graphics that explain that the European and American Communit teams discuss and exchange feedback they've collected, forward it to the Japanese community team, who might ask follow-up questions before discussing and forwarding it to the development team who may also ask follow-up questions.A slide from the Final Fantasy XIV Fanfest in Berlin from the community team titled "Do you ever read our feedback?" followed by a bulleted list in this order:

- Yes, of course we do!
- We review all feedback on the Official Forums.
- We do our best to review as much feedback as possible on our social media accounts and community spaces such as Discord and Reddit
- ...but we are only human and it isn't always possible to read every single post and watch every video or streamA slide from the Final Fantasy XIV Fanfest in Berlin from the community team titled "What can I do to get my feedback seen?" with a bulleted list listing the following:

- The best way is simply: Using the Official Forums!
- You can also help us by:
1. Focusing on one topic at a time.
2. Engaging with ongoing forum discussions and weighing in with your own perspective.
3. Providing relevant details and clear examples.
4. Voicing your own recommendations and suggestions

- We really value constructive criticism and feedback, but it is also good to know when (and why) you like something
Ulfa 🌊 SUMMER OF BLOOD IS COMING🌞🩸@sinuntosea.bsky.social · 2w ago

praying the entire playerbase is listening to this community feedback portion of this panel 😔🙏