Sounds about right for this community..."just because I charged you money for something doesn't mean I'll make sure it works".
I get that you're upset. But you don't find that a little reductive? Respectfully, the product works. It just doesn't work
for you. The product will work if you use it properly. That's the difference here. Granted, there are people who probably have the same issues. But that's not on Olivia. Purchasing something doesn't guarantee you that it'll work in every single project. She never guaranteed that it would. And frankly, anyone who expects that is spoiled, imo. Not saying you did, just speaking about people in general.
Obviously I made a new project, only used those plugins, etc...the issue is that the plugin appears to randomly fail to create a battle order, so it crashes the game (doesn't happen every fight, even when I use an event to make THE EXACT SAME BATTLE OCCUR). I didn't ask for everyone to accuse me of being an idiot
Nobody accused you of being an idiot. You were given advice based on the extremely limited information you gave us in the beginning. The details you just gave weren't in the initial post. There wasn't anything
obvious about your troubleshooting process. With that said, the problem you're describing hasn't happened to me while using Olivia's plugins. It certainly isn't a widespread issue, because plenty of people are using the plugins without any issues. If you want further help, maybe you can list the plugins you're actually using (in their specific order) so we can set up our own test environment and see if we can reproduce the problem?
If someone buys a game from me and it keeps crashing, I'm not gonna shrug and just say "my game is perfect, you're the problem"...I'd be curious to know if there was a way I could make it work for them. I certainly wouldn't call them a nuisance.
And herein lies the problem. You don't see how many people have purchased her plugins. You don't see the hundreds of messages she has to sift through, only to find that 99% of the problems are caused by the dev and their handling of the plugins. You don't see what commitments she has in real life, and how limited her time is. If you considered any of these things, you might understand that these particular issues aren't worth her time. You're holding a plugin creator to some arbitrary standard of customer service without understanding the risks of using/purchasing plugins in the first place.
I apologize if "salt" was the only thing you managed to get out of this.
