Too Legit To Quit
Posted 25 April 2016 - 04:12 PM
Patch Notes April 25, 2016
Please note: Details are subject to change at any time.
Weekly Maintenance Time: 6pm-10pm PDT (~4 hours)
April's Lucky Box is on sale for one week!
Sale Period: April 25 - May 2, 2016
Dapara's EXP Boost Week is here!
Event Period: April 25 - May 2, 2016
The EXP Boosts:
- 200% EXP on Weekdays
- 500% EXP on Weekends (Friday 17:00 - Monday 12:00)
Note: This is only the EXP buffs and not the vendor items from Dapara this week.
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Posted 25 April 2016 - 04:13 PM
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Posted 25 April 2016 - 04:20 PM
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Posted 25 April 2016 - 04:46 PM
YAY! SALE again! my hope is starting to vaporize. well, at least you are giving us exp boost until the "solo levelling quests for ML" arrives (maybe).
ah... maybe next week... maybe... someday... maybe... 
can you tell us the progress? how many changes are you working on atm? is it worth the wait? you know, waiting for a long time just to get 3 bug fixes or minor changes in a month isn't worth it. at least tell us pls. ty 
Amateur Blogger
Posted 25 April 2016 - 05:04 PM
I'm guessing the "big update" will happen after server merge
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Posted 25 April 2016 - 05:17 PM
I'm guessing the "big update" will happen after server merge
If the next patch is really a game changing, I'm hoping for a Title Change tooChapter 1 : Legend of The SecondChapter 2 : Advent of Valkyriethen maybe...Chapter 3 : Dawn of Asgard ?
I honestly still think that AoV is a curse to the game. so, yea, i agree with you. real game change = title change. just like what AoV did. big changes, yea right, big "changes".
Edited by Aohisa, 25 April 2016 - 05:18 PM.
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Posted 25 April 2016 - 05:19 PM
Note: This is only the EXP buffs and not the vendor items from Dapara this week.
Amateur Blogger
Posted 25 April 2016 - 06:24 PM
Their answer has been "Soon" for over two months. Hopefully they'll come up with a better response.
I know, but I figure I have to keep digging them in the ribs to show them I / We haven't forgotten. I guess I'm just trying to keep it on their 'to do list' along with the other million things that the community at large wants 
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Posted 25 April 2016 - 06:54 PM
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Posted 26 April 2016 - 08:12 AM
Too Legit To Quit
Posted 26 April 2016 - 03:17 PM
Sales!!! WP never fails to fail us. And regarding that "TownHall Meeting" come on mahn! you guys already know what are the questions that were gonna ask - its all here in here. It just needs a bit of your time to read them.*sigh*
Njoror has a lot on his plate right now. It's not that he doesn't want to read the things, or fix them, or know about them, it's that he can't take the time. KRO2's code is probably a big ball of... Well, bullshiz. Dissecting that is difficult if you can't even figure out where to start to even try fixing/changing the things people want fixed/changed. Nothing is impossible, but everything takes time.
Best thing he can do is have a member, or staff member, compile a list of the general things.. Or, ya know, discuss them during a live stream, which is already something he's allotting an hour of his time for to discuss things with the members. Asking users what they want isn't out of laziness; it's out of convenience.
Regarding Kafra Shop updates being a common thing, I'll paraphrase something the staff said three years ago: "It's a F2P game. Money has to be made to keep things running while keeping things Free-To-Play. To keep the paying players happy, new content to the shops must be added. It seems like there is nothing but Kafra Shop updates because we get so few major updates, such as WOE, and new map releases." That last part is because the KRO2 developers were just utterly slow with actual content updates. Again, probably because the code is a major cluster-[censored]... That, and if they had just copied over the content that had existed elsewhere every two weeks (or every two months), they would be overwhelmed and you'd probably end up getting a lot of content at first, but a decline as time passes (which, by the way, we saw in the first year of the game, and the decline thereafter, when they were giving into player demands for content). Basically, asking for major releases even bi-monthly would be asking too much of them. They aren't a massive team of developers like you see in console games (according to the Wiki on them, there's assumed to be 20-50 employees at WarpPortal, compared to oh, 4,700 at Blizzard), either, so there's that...
Edited by SoraOfKHK, 26 April 2016 - 04:02 PM.
Amateur Blogger
Posted 27 April 2016 - 01:06 AM
Njoror has a lot on his plate right now. It's not that he doesn't want to read the things, or fix them, or know about them, it's that he can't take the time. KRO2's code is probably a big ball of... Well, bullshiz. Dissecting that is difficult if you can't even figure out where to start to even try fixing/changing the things people want fixed/changed. Nothing is impossible, but everything takes time.
Best thing he can do is have a member, or staff member, compile a list of the general things.. Or, ya know, discuss them during a live stream, which is already something he's allotting an hour of his time for to discuss things with the members. Asking users what they want isn't out of laziness; it's out of convenience.
Regarding Kafra Shop updates being a common thing, I'll paraphrase something the staff said three years ago: "It's a F2P game. Money has to be made to keep things running while keeping things Free-To-Play. To keep the paying players happy, new content to the shops must be added. It seems like there is nothing but Kafra Shop updates because we get so few major updates, such as WOE, and new map releases." That last part is because the KRO2 developers were just utterly slow with actual content updates. Again, probably because the code is a major cluster-[censored]... That, and if they had just copied over the content that had existed elsewhere every two weeks (or every two months), they would be overwhelmed and you'd probably end up getting a lot of content at first, but a decline as time passes (which, by the way, we saw in the first year of the game, and the decline thereafter, when they were giving into player demands for content). Basically, asking for major releases even bi-monthly would be asking too much of them. They aren't a massive team of developers like you see in console games (according to the Wiki on them, there's assumed to be 20-50 employees at WarpPortal, compared to oh, 4,700 at Blizzard), either, so there's that...
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