Really? So lesser companies (who make a fraction of the money) that do this like for Unity or Cryengine are suckers?
If you make a section to answer questions, you need someone from staff to answer questions too.
Give internal incentives like paid days off every 20 questions answered or something.
There’s billions of way for epic to make this internally rewarding and actually “compete” with other companies which provide way better support and more open communications with their user base.
Why would they do that when they can treat us like questions answering slaves?
@ClockworkOcean can illuminate us on this.
Also, while I don’t have a link for it, not even sure if it made the move tbh, this topic has been previously discussed, pretty much to death with a ton of similarly good ideas.
Ranging from setting bounties that the user asking pays for to having Epic pay out bit coin (Which they legally cannot) to having question solvers rewarded with marketplace cash. Etc.
The possibilities to improve are pretty much endless considering the state that the forum is in, in terms of engagement and accuracy of responses being given…