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- Access: Click [[Settings]] → Report Bug.
== Access ==
Players can open the Bug Center by clicking '''Bug Center''' in the navigation on the main Outlaw Troopers page. From there, players can submit bug reports and follow their status. The bug reporter is also available through [[Settings]] → [[Report Bug]].


- Purpose: Submit bugs using the in-game form.
== Tracking status ==
Each report displays a status showing where it is in the review process:
* '''Unread''' — The report has been received and is waiting for the team to review it.
* '''Investigating''' — The team is looking into the issue.
* '''Fix Scheduled''' — A fix is planned.
* '''Maybe Fixed''' — The issue may have been fixed and the change is being checked.
* '''Awaiting Info''' — The team needs more details from the player.
* '''Low Priority''' — The report is recognized, but is lower priority than other work.
* '''Fixed''' — The issue has been fixed.
* '''Intended''' — The reported behavior is working as designed.


- Status Tracking: Bugs can be marked as Unread, Resolved, Scheduled, Fixed, Cannot Reproduce, Need More Details, Spam, etc. Players can check the status anytime.
== Appropriate use ==
 
Submit genuine bug reports. Misuse of the reporting system may result in a ban from future submissions.
- Warning: Misuse of the bug reporting system may result in a ban from future submissions.

Revision as of 02:59, 13 October 2026

Access

Players can open the Bug Center by clicking Bug Center in the navigation on the main Outlaw Troopers page. From there, players can submit bug reports and follow their status. The bug reporter is also available through Settings → Report Bug.

Tracking status

Each report displays a status showing where it is in the review process:

  • Unread — The report has been received and is waiting for the team to review it.
  • Investigating — The team is looking into the issue.
  • Fix Scheduled — A fix is planned.
  • Maybe Fixed — The issue may have been fixed and the change is being checked.
  • Awaiting Info — The team needs more details from the player.
  • Low Priority — The report is recognized, but is lower priority than other work.
  • Fixed — The issue has been fixed.
  • Intended — The reported behavior is working as designed.

Appropriate use

Submit genuine bug reports. Misuse of the reporting system may result in a ban from future submissions.