As I see this huge amount of unaswered reported issues in many topics here I really hope that IMC postpone the F2P lauch.
The amount of bug reportings will reach a impossible quantity to deal with if the current problems are not addressed prior to the F2P launch.
Please IMC, be reasonable or at least say something about!
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Remake F2P date until the server are stable!!!
December 2016 seems a good target to me.
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I do not think IMC can reasonable change the date of F2P any more. They have changed the date so much, they need to just keep their word this time. First the F2P date was June 19th, then April 28, then ‘mid-may’, now May 10th. It is confusing and makes IMC look unreliable.
What I do think IMC should do though, is plaster the words “Open Beta” everywhere when the game goes F2P. Players will be much more accepting of bugs, imbalances, lack of content, etc. if they know it is a Beta and the game is not 100% finished yet.
When the game is stable and has enough content to call it an “Official Release”, IMC can have a ‘Release Party Event’ and what-not, offer some cheap TP packages, and they will get a 2nd flood of F2Pers by doing it.
If IMC does not make it perfectly clear to everyone that this is an Open Beta and not an Official Release. I don’t want to know how many bad reviews ToS is going to get…
#HeilFuhrerTrump2016OrFaceTheGallows
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IMC HAS been perfectly clear that it IS NOT open beta. open beta was cancelled.
yes, there’s that post that says “we will announce the date for open beta soon”. NOTE HOW PREVIOUSLY THE SAME ARTICLE SAYS “We are very sorry we had to cancel the open beta and move to a founders’ server with so little explanation”
yes there’s all those screen-captures about the beta announcements. GOSH I WONDER IF THOSE WERE DELETED BECAUSE OPEN BETA WASN’T HAPPENING ANYMORE.
wow, some of you are really desperate to cling to this idea that pretending it’s still open beta will somehow magically make things better.
I’m not worried about server stability. I’m worried about bugs, especially exploits like Over-Leveling attributes, knockdown visual bugs, head twitching, issues where background images disappear upon loading an area, ground disappearing during long play sessions, etc.
Not to mention any and all server crashing bugs that can be triggered by a single user. (Final Fantasy XIV has had these, so no doubt Tree of Savior has some too.)
Also, an “Open” beta is just that, open to everyone, paid or not. Final Fantasy XIV did an open beta for a week or two before its release, allowing anyone who didn’t pre-purchase the game to sign up for beta access.
why? what’s the worst that someone can get from that? 1% damage? a couple of % of block?
yes these are super critical.
what background images?
dude what? are you sure that isn’t just your computer?
which would have any relevance at all if we were still in beta.
well they originally wanted it late june but people complained.
And no, it isn’t my computer. I’ve poked around, and another player has confirmed that the ground disappearing and these black blotches are commonplace in the game.
“water” does not equal “ground”.
but yea i’ve seen that actually. i think it looks pretty trippy.
i wonder if it actually means something and we just haven’t caught on to what the event in-game is.
(yea, it’s probably just a glitch, but imagine if we all thought that till someone accidentally triggers it.)