Bedrock Add an Ingame Bug Report command and add an option for camping/trolling option in /sr command.

[𝓣𝓻𝓪𝓲𝓷𝓮𝓻𝓡𝓮𝓭]

Greetings!. I don't Know if this Suggestion has been done already by someone before, But i put forward this so it makes players report bugs then and there instead of taking time to clip, edit it only where bug occurs and long processes. So My idea is basically like add an In game command for Bug reports in game. Just Like how /sr command alerts online Mods, lets have another command say /br (bug report) which alerts online QA staffs. So the Idea is like once the command has been entered in the chat, an UI box pops up and the player enters crisp version of the glitch/error/bug they are experiencing.

For the second topic, anyways /sr command alerts online mods for them to look into. So in my opinion I think it will be a good idea to add two more options ( one for camping/trolling and another for cross-teaming/teaming with hacker). Anyways it Requires Physical evidence to be reported in forums which is a video. But I don't think there is any quality of video which is better than staff reviewing it for the same in game.

Thank you

 

[HoppyFrog]

Hiya. I'm not sure how well it would work for there to be an in-game bug report system. First, bug reports need to be in-depth and ideally would have video or photo evidence. Having an in-game bug report system wouldn't allow this. Second, it's could easily be abused by players, whereas reporting here on the forums is more organized.

I'm not as opposed to your second suggestion, but there would be some problems. People camp and team all the time. Having a report option for that would overwhelm the moderators, as well as decreasing CubeCraft's player count by a considerable amount. Yes, teaming is against the rules, but it's unrealistic to think that most teamers will get banned. Also, I'm not sure that camping is against the rules. It is kind of annoying, but I think it's allowed.

These would be very useful, but I'm not sure how well they'd work out.

(these are two pretty different topics in one suggestion. It might be better for them each to have their own thread)

 

[𝓣𝓻𝓪𝓲𝓷𝓮𝓻𝓡𝓮𝓭]

Hiya. I'm not sure how well it would work for there to be an in-game bug report system. First, bug reports need to be in-depth and ideally would have video or photo evidence. Having an in-game bug report system wouldn't allow this. Second, it's could easily be abused by players, whereas reporting here on the forums is more organized.

okok i understand thankss

 

[bathie ✨]

I am not sure about this suggestion tbh but i do know that i am leaning towards disagreeing with it. Here are my 2 cents. Unlike player reports, bugs are different because they'll need the QA to actually try and reproduce them to see what could've caused them and forward it to devs for a fix. That's why forums bug reports ask you a lot of question plus evidence on top of them. And currently, the QA team is only 3 people (+ Cam) who are paid workers, meaning for in-game to actually be looked at - just like player reports, they'll need to hire more people that will need to be paid. Bugs also need to be logged to refer back to them incase another thing breaks in future and was somehow linked to an older bug that occurred (also logging them to keep them organized and handled by importance). If there are not that many people already looking into a bug in-game, the command will just be useless.

I think this was suggested before and the majority argument was, it wasted the staff's time because at the time of spectating, the player could've went on to a different game and they decided to play that one seriously/normally - meaning staff will keep following a player who is playing the game normally. Similar to cross-teaming, the same reason applies.

 

[𝓣𝓻𝓪𝓲𝓷𝓮𝓻𝓡𝓮𝓭]

I'm not as opposed to your second suggestion, but there would be some problems. People camp and team all the time. Having a report option for that would overwhelm the moderators, as well as decreasing CubeCraft's player count by a considerable amount. Yes, teaming is against the rules, but it's unrealistic to think that most teamers will get banned. Also, I'm not sure that camping is against the rules. It is kind of annoying, but I think it's allowed.

These would be very useful, but I'm not sure how well they'd work out.

camping as in for example, I am a blockwars ctf player. but what generally happens is people take the flag and keep it without capturing to farm kill count, or to troll or taunt people. In this case its camping with flag and it becomes trolling kind of situation. I would like to have a report option for this kind of situation. where it is done in an intent to harm the experience of other players

 

[𝓣𝓻𝓪𝓲𝓷𝓮𝓻𝓡𝓮𝓭]

I am not sure about this suggestion tbh but i do know that i am leaning towards disagreeing with it. Here are my 2 cents. Unlike player reports, bugs are different because they'll need the QA to actually try and reproduce them to see what could've caused them and forward it to devs for a fix. That's why forums bug reports ask you a lot of question plus evidence on top of them. And currently, the QA team is only 3 people (+ Cam) who are paid workers, meaning for in-game to actually be looked at - just like player reports, they'll need to hire more people that will need to be paid. Bugs also need to be logged to refer back to them incase another thing breaks in future and was somehow linked to an older bug that occurred (also logging them to keep them organized and handled by importance). If there are not that many people already looking into a bug in-game, the command will just be useless.

I think this was suggested before and the majority argument was, it wasted the staff's time because at the time of spectating, the player could've went on to a different game and they decided to play that one seriously/normally - meaning staff will keep following a player who is playing the game normally. Similar to cross-teaming, the same reason applies.

Thanks for your Thought process Nathiee. Appreciate it. Didn't Think in this way.

 

[Nightmare]

Yeah ingame bug reports make no sense, thats not something we can forward to the devs