Agreed, a roadmap or simply more developer input would be great. This is early access after all, we are all here to help refine this game into a masterpiece alongside you guys and some answers towards our feedback would be much appreciated.
They spent the first 3 weeks fixing bugs and dealing with performance issues. It was only recently we saw fixes toward the campaign AI. They already said the storyline and kingdom management are the first two things they will work on. They also mentioned perks are being redone.
I'd say that's a fairly decent roadmap for now.
They spent the first 3 weeks fixing bugs and dealing with performance issues. It was only recently we saw fixes toward the campaign AI. They already said the storyline and kingdom management are the first two things they will work on. They also mentioned perks are being redone.
I'd say that's a fairly decent roadmap for now.
You know, when they add some new features they promised, it will comes with huge amount of new bug and new performance problem...
Anyway, it seems that no 1.4 update today.
That's a nice set of guidelines, but I think he's saying that something a bit more concrete from the devs would be welcome.
A list of features expected to be complete before full release.
It is not about GPU. In 1000 battles my rtx2080 barely get to 50% on highest settings, but cpu is always 100%. And i have shadows, ragdolls and other hard for cpu option on lowest.The performance problems didn't hit me as hard as some, mainly because I was mostly doing small battles (less than 200 total participants) and even my little GTX 1050 was fine with that on medium settings. But now that my campaign is to the point where large battles are becoming common, I'm feeling the pinch. I have to put settings to minimum and make the game look like Warband to play a 1000 man battle as anything other than a slide show currently on 1.3. On 1.2 I could keep the medium settings and it would understandably stru
I agree the issue is related to CPU usage. Even my gtx 1060 Ti to almost highest or high settings never hits over 60-70% usage, In 700 numbers of men max everything runs smooth with low shadows and ragdolls to 10. However during sieges in some specific maps cpu hits 100% usage and the lag is crazy.It is not about GPU. In 1000 battles my rtx2080 barely get to 50% on highest settings, but cpu is always 100%. And i have shadows, ragdolls and other hard for cpu option on lowest.
you know, a road map doesn't need ****ing set dates, it just needs to state in an orderly manner what the **** they want to do with the game, so please mate, don't try to pull this one on us. I mean, you'd benefit from it too, you know?Anything more concrete from the devs will just lead to more wailing and gnashing of teeth over timelines, etc. And God help TW the first time a deadline gets pushed back by even 1 day... This community is a ****show.
That said, I there is one thing I would like:
A list of features expected to be complete before full release. Doesn't have to be too specific and definitely doesn't need timelines/dates, but I feel like having an official "this is everything not in the game currently that will be added" post could help.
He's not pulling anything on anyone, he just has a different expectation of what people might mean when they use the term "roadmap". He just described what you define as a roadmap and said he'd like one, so you are actually in agreement on everything other than the label.you know, a road map doesn't need ****ing set dates, it just needs to state in an orderly manner what the **** they want to do with the game, so please mate, don't try to pull this one on us. I mean, you'd benefit from it too, you know?
He's not pulling anything on anyone, he just has a different expectation of what people might mean when they use the term "roadmap". He just described what you define as a roadmap and said he'd like one, so you are actually in agreement on everything other than the label.
If we take into acount the way they are handling EA so far, I think instead of feature list, something along the lines of stuff they are working on would be a lot better.+1
From my day-to-day interaction with project planning and management, the term "roadmap" has very specific connotations. Details like deadlines and rough deliverables are a part of that. Instead I'd use something like "feature list" or even "release requirements" (to use a more technical phrase) for what I'd like to see. That's just the way I interpret those words though.
If we take into acount the way they are handling EA so far, I think instead of feature list, something along the lines of stuff they are working on would be a lot better.
For example: Hey community! We are currently working to fix up and balance troop trees and simulations. If you can, can you keep an eye out on engaging armies to see any oddities like the larger more powerful army losing heavily against the weaker one?
It's just I don't think TW themselves have much of a longterm plan, and if they wish to do things step by step going with flow, I think it would be beneficial for stats if they simply state a list they intend to work on for 1-2 months, then again after that time period, and so forth till next year. They already dug their grave with announcing weekly beta with possible delays, so I don't think the community is holding their timeframes accountable at this point.