It’s the virtual Titanic.
We are surrounded by the icy waters of all the old games we played for far too long already and don’t want to jump (back) into.
Outlook shouts ‘Iceberg ahead!’
All passengers scream ‘1 iceberg? 1 million!!!’
And the band plays to the bitter end…
The list needs a search function. I am not kidding. Not many people are going to read through that to find a specific bug
Congratulations 
I think the list doubled after this patch. Maybe they can fix some in bug patch February
I think this is the total list not just from the January update. Seems like they decided to show us what they are working on.
I like them communicating this to us. That way players know whats going on
I believe the bug list is actually longer than the patch notes. 
It’s great they want to be transparent, but them communicating is also something that is measured in quality. The quality of communication is poor. What is this, bugs from the patch? All the bugs they know of? They’re not specifying, they’ve never specified.
They lay vague information to their Community Managers who take the brunt of it, they’re not giving detailed info, not because they don’t want to, but because …they really don’t know how to.
They are in a really, really bad spot, and the only way this can be fixed is through more funding, more bodies, and Amazon the parent, getting out of the way of AGS so they can build their own creative culture.
No mention of war lag with stacked aoes locking up the server and losing war in 10 minutes or less the way it plays out.
Sure but they are improving as we go along fairly fast. This has been way more communication than we have seen in the first couple of months. Each time they drop a patch its gotten a little better.
Take the positives that you can my friend!
EDIT: Forgot to mention I learned last night they are working from home…the whole studio so I’m amazed they are pumping out what they have been.
You mean they keep adding to the known issues list?
I am a software developer and I have also been working from home for the last two years. Trust me - it is FAR more productive than sitting in an office. All the BS companies are trying to sell people by saying “Sob, sob, it’s harder because we’re working from home” is simply not true. You don’t have people walking past you every 2 seconds, you don’t have phones ringing, you don’t have several hour long meetings, you don’t have any of the usual distractions.
Yeah they do add bugs. Every patch for every game does. They have more bugs than most thats for sure but we shall see how February pans out. I for one am positive about it.
I admire your enthusiasm but so far I’ve not seen anything from AGS that would make me think like you. Just because they post “We’re listening” more often than they used to doesn’t mean they have changed the way they work or the way their game designers think.
Oh I get where you’re coming from, and I’m actually defending the Devs themselves. The core issue, and the reason they’ve had 4 cancelled games(in-house), is because of how they’re managed by Amazon themselves.
Amazon has to invest further, otherwise we’re looking at what happened to Google Gaming Studios(it got canned).
oh my days so many
I’m not sure if the team needs to get bigger (Have no idea the size of the group) but usually in software development more people shoved on a problem doesn’t help.
I think management (lower level and creative design) need to stabilize and get the ship on a good course. Kinda like being in the first round of a boxing match and you got jabbed twice and clipped with a heavy hand once. Your still in the fight and have energy just need to get your feet squared away and get moving again ^-^
Bots seem to be running just fine, so there is that.
They ARE Amazon. You think there’s this one magic entity called “Amazon” that manages every single employee? Of course not. Each division has some über clever “manager” that sets the general target (usually based on profitability and making Jeff and his shareholders happy), then they have less important VPs below them who are the ones making the grand decisions and then you have heads of departments who those VPs manage.
Here’s a good article about their structure. Thank Mike Frazzini for where this game is heading.
Yes, the ARE Amazon, but their structure is that of a contracted company rather than an aggressive investment campaign that Twitch, Whole Foods, and Amazon Studios was.
They basically dropped a 500 million penny and requested Frazzini(whose experience is questionable and they have John freaking Smedley onboardEQ) and expected Xbox Studios to poof out of the blue.
Definitely work. Can confirm.
This is SHOCKING.
Why on earth would you release a “content” patch when the bug list is this long?!?!
