Fair enough. Fully admit I'm a noob to this process. However, I'm unsure if the sweet spot is to just throw a post up like "this is still happening in 1.20" vs. going through the process of providing detailed information.

[Edit] I guess confirmation would be nice. Just don't want to spend time documenting stuff that in the end is a waste of my time (or yours).

But on the gripping hand, a proper sticky of known bugs helps us feel that issues aren't forgotten whey they dont get patched. 

I don't see why it should matter if most people don't read a sticky like that when it does help those who are really intersted in reporting and finding bugs. I mean, there should already be a list like this internally at Stardock and if not then it's high time they make one. And when such a list is done properly it's just a copy paste then to get it on the forums. (ofcourse I don't know how these things work in practice).

The people who don't read stickies most likely won't search the forum for posts reporting the same issue either so when there's a sticky you can just revere to that or more likely the regular forum posters can revere to it.

Ah, good to catch that Steven, It does give the word quite a differrent meaning though

Yes, I think the point of having a Stickied Bug/Issue Thread is to help the devs and the people who are providing useful feedback and logs/saves etc.  It will not magically make everyone look at the thread, but you could argue that the people who are going to the trouble of posting useful files and feedback and worth supporting.  So even if others don't look, they aren't reading most of the important threads and aren't helping the devs as much anyway.

Not many threads are read by everyone anyway, so to focus too much on the fact that a lot of people won't read it, is perhaps not the most beneficial for the Elemental devs, testers, modders and community as a whole.   Could the devs, on the basis of the reasoning of harpo99999's Reply #9, which sums up the case well, please consider a Stickied Bug/Issue Thread for each Elemental game?  I think it would be great in many ways.

Best regards,
Steven.

ALM is a great demandabot threadkeeper but I want SD to own this thread so that we know our bugs, AI suggestions, etc., are being heard.  How many times have 4 or 5 of us reported the same bug for multiple releases?  Is SD not reading our threads?  Do they read them and not care?  Do they read them and can't recreate the bug so they just give up on it?  It would be nice if they tossed it into a known issues thread so that we at least know they're working on it.