114281-now-i-get-why-people-are-leaving-the-game

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When i started playing this game a few months ago, i thought to myself that it was very polished albeit a little confusing in the start. However, getting closer to 50 a lot of minor bug annoyances started appearing. Small things like bugged quests, events and such. Nothing i felt had much impact on the game, and as usual i filed bug reports about the stuff as i generally do when i start playing a new mmo.
 
Now, after having been playing the "elder game" for quite a while however, i constantly ask myself "do i really want to play this game?" I do this because every time i feel that im "getting with the game" and feeling excited about content i play through, i experience a ton of bugs. Bugs in the UI (carbine UI mind you), bugs in the quests, bugs in the adventures, bugs in the dungeons, bugs in the events, bugs in the achievements, bugs in the attunement process..
 
You name it, it is probably bugged, has been bugged, or will be bugged.
 
As far as i understand Wildstar has been under development for a long long time before it was released (2005 according to a wiki). Yet there are so many glaringly obvious bugs - which are also well known - that just havent been fixed. Why i ask myself? I simply cannot find a reason that would make sense.
 
On top of the existing and often well known bugs, almost every time a patch is put in which changes something, the change is either not working at all or is buggy in some way making it seem like the PTR isnt for anything but show.
 
TL;DR:
With all the bugs in this game, i can understand why each and every player has or will ask themself: Do i really want to play this game?	
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If you experience bugs while playing you can either use /bug in game to report them or use the Bug Reports section of the forums here - https://forums.wildstar-online.com/forums/index.php?/forum/205-bug-reports/
 
But, since there really isn't any information about a specific bug here, I"m going to go ahead and close this one.	
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