Ryzom

I'm trying to figure out how to contact someone at Gameforge directly. The reason is that I am a journalist over at Onrpg.com and was trying to get an interview and a review copy of the game now that it is in new hands and stable footing I figured a bit of free press could help bring the player count up a bit. Anyways if someone could either PM me, or fire off an email to brian@onrpg.com it would be appreciated since gamespress.com did not have an updated listing for company contacts.

I gave the game a spin back when it had a 14 day trial and was really new. Looking forward to seeing the changes and such and I try to give the smaller games more coverage than the larger ones

A week ago I used the "contact us" button and never heard back, so hopefully a GM will route this to the right person

Try a PM to Marjo. She's the community laison.

Otherwise perhaps: support-ee@ryzom.com

azurarutlan wrote:I gave the game a spin back when it had a 14 day trial and was really new. Looking forward to seeing the changes and such and I try to give the smaller games more coverage than the larger ones

A week ago I used the "contact us" button and never heard back, so hopefully a GM will route this to the right person

I will be away for a week atm due to a work thing.
But if you are still trying it out in a week, send a ingame /tell to Sun Ce (sunce), or LittleTiger. And I will hop on the island and help you out and show you around.


"The Highlight and Devil of Arispotle".

Something else to note is that I had to do this for another game as well. It took about 2 weeks for someone to get in touch with me. Another community manger saw this already and passed it onto Marjo as well.

Probably will be starting in a day or 2. I have a few other reviews I am wrapping up still

Very good Idea

And I hope your review will be fair and truthfull
*hand over a bag full of dappers*

CU
Acridiel

If there is one thing I can say about my reviews is that I am as honest as is possible. If a game is flat out TERRIBLE (as has happened several times) I inform the publisher before I publish it. The reason for this is that most publishers I work with are porting games from China and cannot touch the code. That gives them a chance to go back and yell at the developer before I post that review.

That being said, even with the state this game was in when I last played it would not score less than a "7 out of 10" if I used numerical scores (which I don't). I am hopeful that the changes, fixes and community will rate it higher