Patch 1.18 release date announced! July 21

[GabbaGabba]

Too bad it doesn't fit the evidence. Unless they have already changed the timeline, "balance" is in 1.19. There's no point "balancing" a system that will be rehauled next patch (they are taking out physical levels in 1.19)

It's sketchy but the facts aren't adding up either their plans changed since last Producer letter, or they're full of dung.

Either way, it's not a "good sign" and all that can be "redeemed" is when we judge it on release.

If everything works well or new information comes to light, it'll be a heck of a lot better on PR font at least.

theres balancing in every patch. doesn't matter if they add something now and take something out later, they have to balance and rebalance each action they do.

with the addition of AA, dungeons, and whatever comes in 1.18, they have to balance that. when they take out phys lvl in 1.19, they have to balance that.

i'd rather have them take a week and make sure things work rather then them releasing it tommorow and come to find out that the last boss is glitched and can't be killed; and its gonna take them a week for them to fix it.

they need to get it right the first time, i really hope they do

[kukurumei]

theres balancing in every patch. doesn't matter if they add something now and take something out later, they have to balance and rebalance each action they do.

with the addition of AA, dungeons, and whatever comes in 1.18, they have to balance that. when they take out phys lvl in 1.19, they have to balance that.

i'd rather have them take a week and make sure things work rather then them releasing it tommorow and come to find out that the last boss is glitched and can't be killed; and its gonna take them a week for them to fix it.

they need to get it right the first time, i really hope they do

That's inherently stupid and un-developer like. Since 1.18 and 1.19 is back to back.

If that were truly their roadmap, they might as well pack up shop now. There isn't enough subscriber base to fill a penny jar much less a business model.