Improve quality control for pay to play

[Betelgeuzah]

Reading comprehension goes a long way.

One person is working exclusively on the new raids. He isn't allowed to touch anything 2.0. The rest of the raid team work on both builds.

It's funny because every algorithm got significantly altered and the only real issues so far is the block rate and the archer dps (intended to be complemented with class action changes and job system). With a massive change like that, the number of issues that could have arisen but didn't because they were playtested would be massive. Not that you could even comprehend something like that though, it's all about what's in front of you right now.

All you see is what they didn't fix, not what they ended up fixing. Expecting perfection is insane, and some stuff is best left to see what the playerbase does with it before altering them instead of trying to assume what they might do.

Both 1.18 and 1.19 were pulled off exceptionally by all standards.

[Seirra_Lanzce]

Reading comprehension goes a long way.

One person is working exclusively on the new raids. He isn't allowed to touch anything 2.0. The rest of the raid team work on both builds.

It's funny because every algorithm got significantly altered and the only real issues so far is the block rate and the archer dps (intended to be complemented with class action changes and job system). With a massive change like that, the number of issues that could have arisen but didn't because they were playtested would be massive. Not that you could even comprehend something like that though, it's all about what's in front of you right now.

All you see is what they didn't fix, not what they ended up fixing. Expecting perfection is insane, and some stuff is best left to see what the playerbase does with it before altering them instead of trying to assume what they might do.

Both 1.18 and 1.19 were pulled off exceptionally by all standards.

Hmm yea, there were plenty of fix'ed then that was not fix'ed. ya know.