Old issue still a thing: Light bulbs changing color

[OndeTv]

Just finished horde horde night 16 (day 112) and after sorting all the general stuff, i noticed the light was looking off. Looking up, both my rather boring main room light bulbs had changed color as seen in the screenshot.

Doing a little searching apparently this is an old issue:

https://www.reddit.com/r/7daystodie/comments/16mpaaz/why_does_my_lamps_keep_changing_color

 

[SylenThunder]

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[OndeTv]

I know, and honestly i did have a quick look at the spreadsheet (no hits on light bulb or just bulb). But your bug report process has become so involved at this point that i just don't want to. I am a player, not an employee at TFP. So take it or leave it (sorry, i mean this in the nicest possible way).

Now if this means you'd rather not that i make a few threads about issues, then so be it. I'll just stop posting, no harm no foul.

But if you really wanted to make a streamlined process, you'd "simply" make an in game system, where people can hit a button in the menu, write a report of the issue in there if it isn't glaringly obvious, attach 1 or more screenshots of the affected areas and have it sent to you properly formatted and with all the necessary data attached.

This would not only make it easier for the players, but also easier for you since everything except the player input (text, screenshots) would always be in an expected format, and as such easier to catalog and cross referrence.

Just my 2 cents

Heck, attach an email in game as well, and you could autocreate referrence threads as well and have the link sent to the player in case follow up communication is needed.

 

[SylenThunder]

I know, and honestly i did have a quick look at the spreadsheet (no hits on light bulb or just bulb). But your bug report process has become so involved at this point that i just don't want to. I am a player, not an employee at TFP. So take it or leave it (sorry, i mean this in the nicest possible way).

Now if this means you'd rather not that i make a few threads about issues, then so be it. I'll just stop posting, no harm no foul.

But if you really wanted to make a streamlined process, you'd "simply" make an in game system, where people can hit a button in the menu, write a report of the issue in there if it isn't glaringly obvious, attach 1 or more screenshots of the affected areas and have it sent to you properly formatted and with all the necessary data attached.

This would not only make it easier for the players, but also easier for you since everything except the player input (text, screenshots) would always be in an expected format, and as such easier to catalog and cross referrence.

Just my 2 cents

In a similar point. The time it took you to write that post, would be about the same amount of time it would have taken to provide the necesarry detail and a log file of the issue.

If you aren't going to go to the effort to provide the details on a bug so that someone could follow up and replicate it, or see what is going on inside of your own client when it occurs, why bother playing games that are still in development?

No, I don't expect an answer. Since you are obviously not going to do the needful, we can just lock it.