Four months later and Vanguard is now perfect.<\/p>\n
…What? Isn’t what everyone used to say a few months back? That the game just needed a few more months of development to be ready?<\/p>\n
shiznitz<\/a>: Latest hubbub: Sigil UI dev quit a few weeks ago and the UI mod community is annoyed that no one is helping them any more. While reading the rants, I discovered my issue with having to click on spell icons twice to actually fire the spell was not my issue but a long known bug. Wonderful.<\/p>\n
Devs, your UI is the first and last thing your customers see when they log in and log out. It should work and not suck. Looking like WoW’s isn’t enough.<\/p>\n
Also, Nino seems to have left Sigil.<\/p>\n
Kageru<\/b>: Meanwhile I have no idea what happened with the game coding. The code seems to already have reached an unmaintainable state where bugs just can’t be fixed. I can’t imagine how else the act of forming a group, or not falling through the world, can still be so flawed. Meanwhile the rate of introduction for new bugs is scarily high.<\/p>\n
I honestly can’t see the game holding enough subscriptions to fund the development it needs to be decent.<\/i><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Rumors. My opinion is still the same, the game was broken this January, as it will be broken next January (if it survives till then).<\/p>\n
And not much because of Brad’s hardcore game design, but more because of execution was poor (and planning, which is Brad’s fault in this case).<\/p>\n
One player also noticed that quests don’t work in multiplayer<\/a>, which would be interesting to discuss.<\/p>\n