Yet another week of running in the dark.

[kendo65]

I'd be interested to hear of the longer term roadmap for features like dynamic weather, campaign, DX11, 64-bit exe, etc.

Even a rough outline of what sequence we can expect to see those features appear.

Though I expect there is still too much to be done fixing the current state and getting up to standard with AI, comms, map, etc.

[kimosabi]

Originally Posted by Anvilfolk

Jesus... do we need the dev team to babysit us? Go do something else and don't think about it.

There are no realistic or definite ETAs in software development, deal with it. We know what they're working on, and when something comes out, it'll be out.

Well put.

[Strike]

Like u-boats:

Run silent, run deep....

Attack from nowhere with a devastating blow.

The next update is gonna sink us for sure :p nvm that... actually: Be sure!

[SG1_Lud]

The only thing I miss is an organized way to keep track of the bugs, an their status. Some users of this forums had tried , but I believe this is a job for the dev team, or a middle man, because they have the tools and the knowledge to keep the list useful, updated and in some cases with an explanation

Sometimes I wonder if our efforts to comunicate issues to the devs are in vain or not. Not easy to be a good beta tester without feedback from the other end.

[CharveL]

Originally Posted by cheyennepilot

The only thing I miss is an organized way to keep track of the bugs, an their status. Some users of this forums had tried , but I believe this is a job for the dev team, or a middle man, because they have the tools and the knowledge to keep the list useful, updated and in some cases with an explanation

Sometimes I wonder if our efforts to comunicate issues to the devs are in vain or not. Not easy to be a good beta tester without feedback from the other end.

Yep, I can point out a number of things that need attention or would help but I get the feeling they're still in scramble - or perhaps near panic - mode for US release and can't even think about that kind of stuff. I'd also bet they're still in the midst of trying to hire staff.

[Gerfaut]

Originally Posted by cheyennepilot

The only thing I miss is an organized way to keep track of the bugs, an their status. Some users of this forums had tried , but I believe this is a job for the dev team, or a middle man, because they have the tools and the knowledge to keep the list useful, updated and in some cases with an explanation

Sometimes I wonder if our efforts to comunicate issues to the devs are in vain or not. Not easy to be a good beta tester without feedback from the other end.

IMHO they could easily make an online bug tracker available to the community. For example, Mantis would be perfect, so the dev would'nt have to gather intel on the forums here and there, the resulting thing being an ungodly mess.

Oh, and Mantis is free...
http://www.mantisbt.org/

[whatnot]

Originally Posted by Gerfaut

IMHO they could easily make an online bug tracker available to the community. For example, Mantis would be perfect, so the dev would'nt have to gather intel on the forums here and there, the resulting thing being an ungodly mess.

Oh, and Mantis is free...
http://www.mantisbt.org/

Since Insurber already started the good work of collecting issues and prioritising them based on user feedback, he might aswell take the next step and add the data into Mantis for more structured approach.

*wink wink, nudge nudge*