Possible patch delay

[AngryNixon]

The cat on page 2 is adorable. SE just needs to announce it's delays using that picture from now on.

[Scherwiz]

[Laf]

No critical errors in 'payment systems'?

[Lucifer]

im laughing

[Shneibel]

well, I expect the patch will be good with 2x delay

[Coglin]

Yeah, I have played alot of MMOs, and I have never played nor heard of an MMO that didn't delay hotfixes, updates, and patches.

Everyone complaining about will illogically complain about anything. Best part is, some where in there warped sense of reality, everyone complaining probably believes it will make them push it out faster.

personaly, I prefere the delay over having items get pushed back untill the next update.

[Sephrick]

According to Foxclon's latest post: http://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/t...l=1#post479064

They are unable to give a specific ETA for the release of patch 1.20.

Dear SE,

Just delay the market stuff to 1.20a.

<3 Sephrick

[normalforce]

Dear SE,

Just delay the market stuff to 1.20a.

<3 Sephrick

I agree. That is if they could take the new market code and push it back to 1.20a.

I don't know anything going on over there, but it could be possible that the new market features are so intertwined with the old code that the entire market wards would have to be disable while this bug gets worked out.

From that perspective, would would you prefer? Get everything out now but without the ability to buy/sell on the market wards or wait a few days for them to work out whatever happened?

[AdvancedWind]

I agree. That is if they could take the new market code and push it back to 1.20a.

I don't know anything going on over there, but it could be possible that the new market features are so intertwined with the old code that the entire market wards would have to be disable while this bug gets worked out.

From that perspective, would would you prefer? Get everything out now but without the ability to buy/sell on the market wards or wait a few days for them to work out whatever happened?

Depending on how they have done and when they discovered the critical bug, it might be actually faster to fix the issue instead of removing what was already coded.

It's not like they can just go to the source code, comment a single function and the market wards are back to "normal".

[normalforce]

Depending on how they have done and when they discovered the critical bug, it might be actually faster to fix the issue instead of removing what was already coded.

It's not like they can just go to the source code, comment a single function and the market wards are back to "normal".

Christ, if only I could fix the code I screw up that easily...