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I agree that asking "most users" to use a dedicated bug tracking utility would discourage them from posting bug reports, but then "most users" wont report a bug unless it prevents them from playing the game. I think you'll find though that a significant percentage of bugs reports will come from a rather small percentage of over all users. It is for these users, and the developers, that a bug tracking tool will be really invaluable. An idea might be to let users continue to post here i

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Iapyx, I agree that there is a basic system in place now, but I think you highlighted the issues I wanted to discuss. > On it they have every bug that has been identified and verified as such by the devs, So what about the bugs that haven't been identified and verified by the devs? > Considering that bugs are fixed whenever there's a new release of the beta, If that was true, or a sustainabl

Bug Tracking tool? in Demigod Beta Feedback Demigod Forums

Instead of searching/posting in the general forum, is there any chance someone could setup a dedicated bug tracking system? Bugzilla jumps to mind because it's free, http://www.bugzilla.org/ , but any number of other tools would do fine as well. Then testers/players would be able to easily search, create, update, and review the status of various bugs. All of which is rather hard to do from inside the forum here now. Trying to track multiple forums threads and changelogs, to deter

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You've got to have great names for the AI in the beta like "Steven Seagull" and "Chuck Morris". Beta's are supposed to maintain that sense of humor to keep everyone(developers, artists, testers) from cracking under the stress of the final release push. Just make sure you pick some real names before it goes gold.