This doesn’t mean that changes are set in stone, as we want to continue gathering feedback from the community. We know this may be controversial, but we think it’s the most beneficial course of action for the game at this moment. And, precisely because of this, we also decided not to introduce gameplay changes in this patch, as we preferred to release the most stable version possible, and fixing and testing other issues may have delayed this patch even further. We really wanted to focus on these issues, as we shared the concerns about MP games becoming more unstable.
Regarding 1.33 PRS, we decided to prioritize the usually tricky and hard-to-catch issues of OOS and CTD for the 1.33.3 patch released last week. If you want to join us at Paradox Tinto, and you think you have the requirements for it, you can apply to it here ! Speaking of QA, we have opened a position for an Internal QA Tester, as you may know. Devs aren’t going to disappear from the subforum, though we will still be going to interact directly with the reports when needed, but this way we’re becoming more efficient in what we really want to focus on - improving the state of the game. You may have noticed that our process in the Bug Reports subforum has changed a bit, and that the QLOC Team that gives us external QA support is directly addressing tickets, although the person in charge of it is AldathPDX, our QA Project Coordinator.
In the past month, since the 1.33 Update full release, the Team has been working mostly on the Post Release Support (PRS) of it. Hello everyone, and welcome back to EUIV Dev Diaries! It’s been a while since the last one, but now we think it is due time to address a 1.33 Update Retrospective, and talk a bit with you about what we’ve been doing, and the topics concerning the community.
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