 | Beta Invite Qualifications - Maybe Next Time?(1) | Category: GeneralDecember-16-2013 5:10 PM PST (9 years ago)  |
| Since I'm still sitting around, literally unable to devote my time to helping Blizzard better this game that I care tremendously about, in anyway that I can, I got to thinking, "If my efforts have gone entirely unrecognized this time, what exactly does it take?" This isn't a request for a beta invite. This is a devoted fan's attempt to understand how to prevent this from happening again in the future. Troll and flame me to your heart's content, the fact of the matter is that I care TREMENDOUSLY (http://us.battle.net/d3/en/forum/topic/7980249170#1)about the future of this game and I feel that I've proven that without a shred of doubt. And not just me, I ask this question on behalf of EVERYONE who currently finds themselves in my position. I think we all want to know, what does it take? What are the criteria that we failed to meet to be considered worthy of providing free, high quality and incredibly thorough feedback on this game? Perhaps some of you who have received a beta invite can weigh in? What do you feel you did to make the team? More than anything, I'd really just like to know how I can improve so that next time I might actually be included in something that I love to do. | ||
 | Beta Invite Qualifications - Maybe Next Time?(40) | December-17-2013 11:22 AM PST (9 years ago) |
| There's much to consider when we send out invitations for our Beta testing to take into account. So much so that once we have a list of positive and constructive contributors, it usually comes down to being too large a list to make sure everyone is included given the number of invitations we're provided. As we've said before, the Closed Beta is fairly small, so the number of invites we have available is extremely limited. After that point, it becomes luck of the draw - if you opted in, you had a chance to be selected during this process. Remember to keep in mind that constant requests for and inquiries about Beta access is something we will moderate, and these threads not only fail to add constructively to the community, but allowing them to persist clutters up valuable channels of communication. [Post edited one time, last edit by Nevalistis at December-17-2013 11:24 AM PST (9 years ago)] | ||
