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Originally Posted by dennis1410
The graal development and production mills grind slowly, at least, thats what I have experienced on the server I played before kingdoms. The customers get impatient, and out of time pressure and uncertainty, it results in the release of half finished and unbalanced hang-scratched halfraw emergency solutions. A plaster on a flat cycle tyre won't be the right solution to get the bike back on the track, but a proper remedial maintenance might last long enough to drive a while before the tyre needs to be replaced.
I'd rather see them feeding us with a little refreshing once a while, to keep the community happy, and hit the bullseye with a sure, well prepared shot.
Im not long enough with this server, to talk with empirical values. But I carry the special refuse carrying bags from the other server over to here, graal is graal.
I hope that these sentences are conceptional, used quite some analogies.
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The sentences were fine. And i agree with you, and i think Gk shouldn't put all the updates into one big quater ALONE. It'd be better if we got those bug fixes and long overdue content fixing weekly, as we approach the main event which is the Quaterly update. But there are development hurdles as i've said, the mills do grind slowly, but because of the lack of support, GK requires talented dev's, not just anybody, but i'm sure there are plans in the woodwork for how they plan to tackle that.
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Originally Posted by dennis1410
I had that in mind aswell, but what happens with the item, if the time runs out and the player isn't aviable to claim back his to the purchase offered commodity?
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Well obviously they'd be stored securely for that player, or people would fear to use them. But to avoid them to be used as a sort of bank, a tax per item, per hour extra they are held for would stop people from doing that.
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Originally Posted by dennis1410
As long as failures aren't negatively effecting, it is more easy to sell it over time as a "was supposed to" than a "oh yeah we got to fix it"  |
I haven't heard it mentioned as a bug before.