On permanent or temporary strategy: That is an adaptation to our situation. We want to return to those Archaeology sized content hits later on. If this strategy is really popular, Nevertheless, I can't imagine we wouldn't take cues from this in our article remote-working strategies either. On the plan: This refers to the stuff we declared at Runefest - which were largely all parts of content.
We declared Orthen remains in the works now and - long term - EGWD has. The target is to deliver purposeful Small and moderate additive content often (like the next Alchemical stuff we mentioned now ), with occasional strikes of bigger content (something such as Orthen). Concerning that cadence or dates for bigger content hits, we've got plans on how frequently we'd like that to be but it's not something that we are in a position to communicate today. As we get in the rhythm of this new manufacturing approach, we'll begin to construct a more consistent image and talk timelines in a little more confidence.
I will believe it when I see it. Jagex has had a history of saying all the ideal things, getting folks hyped, not delivering what they said they were planning to deliver. Community complains, the right things are eventually said by Jagex, claims things will change, people become hyped they under deliver. Repeat. Warden asserting to be transparent and stay tuned to your roadmap at January!!! We got nothing and he's now finally said no roadmap has been coming.
It was, although We're getting updates, arch is excellent and all. What about those additional 3 weeks? What about all these patch months? You finally declared the questhad to with the players that were miserable. It's was supposedly in development for months, before some mod said it's in design stage in a twitter post. I'm done using the words. Show us you're shifting and we're going to believe it. I get it you weren't here for it all, but Jagex includes a steep road.
I get that its bothersome, but I seem to remember that back in 07/08, we had weeks with no updates. Big updates are nice, but Game dev takes some time. Imagine how many systems they are having to contend with now. For me, the issue comes with them communication matters, and being transparent, that has never been Jagex suit. Additionally, a great deal of the patch notes are actually great for RuneScape, with some of the bad upgrades throughout the years being enhanced, provided that they don't try and sell those as large upgrades, I do not see an issue, really. For them to market upgrades the updates have to be good. That.