2009-07-17, 04:22 PM
Takebacker Wrote:I think this A) Confirms tespia for the next patch, and B) confirms there WON'T be masteria either. This is good for me, since that means a very high chance of maker and/or MuPQ.
1) This doesn't confirm Tespia for the next patch at all. Instead, I think that this confirms that there WON'T be Tespia again for a long time.
2) Masteria won't be in the next patch because they already announced Cygnus Knights to be released in it, so it's almost 100% sure that they won't release much more.
3) I doubt that they will be released in the next patch. It's just a feeling, though. (sorry Greg
)Dusk Wrote:What's so great about Tespia? Waste of time, nothing gets fixed, etc...rather see stuff just come out on time looking good and without bugs.
Stuff without bugs won't be possible without the help of a good Tespia round. Until now, NEXON probably hasn't released a patch without AT LEAST one bug. From the events (like the Find Master M event) to the actual content, they always release one or more bugs (usually more) with their patches.
What I mean with "a good Tespia round" is:
1. Thorough selection of the testers: selection process like the MapleWatch Leaf Brigade Program.
2. By selecting good testers, NEXON shouldn't have the problem of the "Can I be GM" and such reports anymore (or at least not as many as before), and they should be able to read through the real reports more easily and so they would be able to fix the reported bugs.
3. Changing the level Cody takes you to, depending from the content to be tested. For example, if the content is Ellin Forest, set Cody to give you like 60 levels so that you'll be able to test the PQ (they don't have level limits in the test server) and kill the monsters easily. This would prevent "narutards" from even trying to get in the test server, and that would make the testing process a lot easier for NEXON.
GameMX Wrote:What? Explain, why would they give up Masteria. :f6:
He meant the next patch.