Then report it as soon as it happens. You cannot assume that because it happens to you, it happens to everyone and in the same way.
We made a fix, and if it doesn't work, report it to CS.
Reporting on the forums doesn't help solve the issue, as we have no way to track what happened to you or your account. Not reporting to CS means we won't review it again, as we only have hearsay that it's not working, with no access to review an affected account.
Did we resolve one issue, but another persists? Did something happen that gives the perception that it's not working, which we can improve for the player?
Don't want to report it? Don't expect a fix.
My uni has long since been fully explored. But I constantly see complaints from alliance members and in messenger chats.
I'd like to propose the following:
After the release of updates with bug fixes, improvements, or new features, send players a link to the feedback form within 3-4 days.
It should contain questions like, "Are all the bugs announced in the update announcement really fixed?"
"How stable is the new functionality?"
"Have any new bugs appeared due to the improvements?"
"How satisfied are you with the latest update?"
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A misscommication is currently underway. I won't repeat myself for the hundredth time about the quality of testing (despite the colossal work and titanic efforts of the BHG testers), but it's not always possible to implement what is stated in the release announcement. Through the feedback form, the BHG will quickly receive comprehensive information about the quality, usefulness, and player satisfaction.
The university acceleration bug has become a veritable meme; no one writes about it in CS anymore because nothing has changed in five years. I'll write in the chats to encourage more people to write about this issue in CS.