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They are still testing the Patch ?!? :eek:
 

Mantik

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Saying 'Still no patch' or 'Where is the patch' every day won't get it released any faster.

Why don't you show a little respect and be good little boys and just wait patiently for it to come out instead of whining incessently because they are attempting to do something (read; make this TC) that you wouldn't possibly know how to do with your unappreciative and ungrateful little brains even if the knowledge, free time, and dedication fell out of the sky and hit you square in the forehead.

And if you think I'm specifically meaning YOU personally, then I probably am.. and you suck. Ass. Guilty conscience much.
 

Mastame

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Owl .. :eek: Don't come here and say we can better play WoW instead of UTXMP..

And Mantik, jesus, little harsh. I know you're right, FMI really did an outstanding job on UTXMP, and they really deserve patience from us. The patch will be released when it's released, but that's what I'm whining about: info. Even if the patch will be released in June 2005, I wouldn't mind, atleast I'll know when it's done. Now, they dind't said a wordt about it. So, all I ask is info.

Now I read what I just said, it looks very whiney. So i'll shut up from now on. ;)
 

PhatAzz

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Mantik said:
Saying 'Still no patch' or 'Where is the patch' every day won't get it released any faster.
At this point, I think it's not about the patch being released as much as knowing what is going on.

Why don't you show a little respect and be good little boys and just wait patiently for it to come out instead of whining incessently because they are attempting to do something (read; make this TC) that you wouldn't possibly know how to do with your unappreciative and ungrateful little brains even if the knowledge, free time, and dedication fell out of the sky and hit you square in the forehead.

Well respect goes two ways, not only does it take the end users to respect the overworked, pro-bono coders/mappers/etc etc of FMI, but it also takes FMI to respect the end user as well. If you look at most of the posts back before UTXMP was released, a lot of people really supported outwardly in light of many setbacks, but slowly the rants have increased and part of the problem lies in the fact that the users don't know what is going on. Have no clue what's being tested, how long it will take...

And if you think I'm specifically meaning YOU personally, then I probably am.. and you suck. Ass. Guilty conscience much.

Listen, I agree with you for the most part Mantik, but you can't expect the end-users to be grovelling dogs in the dark waiting forever...they'll leave and they'll find better places to be. At least feed them with some scraps of information and update the site. I mean the last homepage update was 24+ hours after the initial release. There's no MOTD changes in the server browser since the release.

All this whining, you're seeing? It's all people who don't know...because FMI doesn't let us know. Perhaps, it's would be a good idea to let us know what's going on instead of having us sit around thinking UTXMP will come out some day...because that's how we're being treated...like before UTXMP was released - in the dark, fed on rumors and suppositions that makes the community bitter and very disappointed - all because people don't or choose not to communicate.

It's time to stop being passive aggressive about UTXMP and its development. I asked for some bug tracking and bug updates in the bug report section. It just seems like the support from FMI for UTXMP is very minimal to most users.

I know for a fact that FMI is working hard. I know that they are testing the patch and I know that it will come out soon, and that's me. I'm plugged in through IRC and what not, alot of others aren't and a lot of others have given up on getting information.

People are hungry for information, updates, and not necessarily the patch. As much as the users are not respecting FMI, the users feel that FMI are not respecting them. You can be high and mighty about it and say whatever - they're doing this for free and stuff. Well, with the current track record, they'll be doing this for free and for themselves and the few that decide to stick through it all.

Now, I've talked to several prominent players and these are their feelings. I can see their point. I can see yours, Mantik. Ultimately, there needs to be a common ground that's met where the users feel informed and FMI doesn't feel they are being whined and complained to.
 

AshTrai

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PhatAzz said:
Listen, I agree with you for the most part Mantik, but you can't expect the end-users to be grovelling dogs in the dark waiting forever...they'll leave and they'll find better places to be. At least feed them with some scraps of information and update the site. I mean the last homepage update was 24+ hours after the initial release. There's no MOTD changes in the server browser since the release.
There is a running bug update thread that gets updated every few days. Its a good enough explaination of what's been done :)
 

PhatAzz

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AshTrai said:
There is a running bug update thread that gets updated every few days. Its a good enough explaination of what's been done :)

Sorry, it's not enough of explanation when there's nothing that points you directly there. In fact, once you hit the forums for bugs and bugfixes, there is no way of knowing it was updated without clicking on the actual thread. If you just glance at the thread, it looks like it was posted a couple days after beta release and left untouched.

Clear example of lack ease of finding information. Numerous times have people been referred to the thread. There was even one fellow who didn't know where it was and was posting in this side of the forum.

Perhaps a link on the homepage directly to that thread instead of the bug forum would help with some of the lack of information people have about the game.
 

MadMan2k

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Im following the bug update thraed and see, that all the major bugs are fixed already and that you are getting into datail.

Also I can fully understand, that you want to release a patch which is as complete as possible, but honestly is any of you realizing your current situation?
I think even noone cares - otherwise you would see, that your current release is as bugged as it is not playable anymore.

Therefore it is much more important to release quickly a patch which fixes the major bugs.
 

Fleury14

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PhatAzz said:
At this point, I think it's not about the patch being released as much as knowing what is going on.

Well respect goes two ways, not only does it take the end users to respect the overworked, pro-bono coders/mappers/etc etc of FMI, but it also takes FMI to respect the end user as well. If you look at most of the posts back before UTXMP was released, a lot of people really supported outwardly in light of many setbacks, but slowly the rants have increased and part of the problem lies in the fact that the users don't know what is going on. Have no clue what's being tested, how long it will take...

Right on the money. Good post.