However , if it wasn ' t done out of anger , but instead out of wanting to change information to push a narrative , there is obviously going to be more levelheaded thinking going on , and instead doing it in ways that people wouldn ' t catch . Ok . But as I said , if it was common practice for him , should he have been caught by now ? I mean if people started answering my comments or posts with things I didn ' t write myself , I would quickly ask some serious questions . Is it reasonable to think that such a thing would go totally unnoticed until now ? Also wouldn ' t it be a lot of work to hide ninja editing here and there just to push a narrative ? <| sep |> Everything he listed is exactly what a bandaid solution is . Do you know what ' bandaid solution ' means ? a temporary solution that does not deal with the cause of a problemTake the long queues as an example . Increasing the player count with no real testing was not the answer . For more than a week in EU the servers were completely unplayable for the first few minutes of the game when they increased it to ~ 200 players . You would land stuck in the floor for 10 seconds , not be able to pick anything up without a 5 second delay any action you made came with a massive delay . It has improved now but you still get servers which struggle to handle the load . Obviously sometimes bandaid solutions are necessary because it ' s important to fix something asap but that doesn ' t make his list any less valid . They are all quick fixes that do not properly target the actual problem .