6 thoughts on “February 12th Producer’s Letter

  1. R O F L. So they extend it to the next LU, and now Brenlo is HONEST and says it will just be sometime in 2010, kthxbai. P.S. We f*cked up allot of mythicals.

    It’s crazy to me that they went back and changed 2 year old content. It took them TWO years to realize that the mana gain from the illy myth was too much. One of the only highlights of having a warden was they were a rock you could place in a group to trust to not run out of power and to have a large enough power pool to have a really nice split for that coercer “averaging out power” spell incase there was a large mana drain. Even with all the changes, they still did more and made more appealing changes to furies and they didn’t alter the fury mythical at all. Lovely work SoE.

  2. “we have to look at the items released previously and decide if they are perhaps too high to encourage players to look for upgrades” … considering the effect of the weapons will be stripped and changed to a buff, this is big nonsense!

  3. I just cancelled my account, no reason to continue playing with this dev team in place.

    They really proved to me that their work is not worth paying for… which sucks because I was pretty enthusiastic about this expansion.

    Thanks Feldon for at least keeping me well-entertained for the last 2 weeks!

  4. It was a very depressing Producer’s Letter. “This slipped, this other thing didn’t get tested, we’re nerfing your gear, and we have no idea when this other stuff is coming.” All things being equal, NOT posting any kind of Producer’s Letter would have been wiser. When it’s all bad news, no amount of positive spin will save you. And Brenlo sounds too exhausted to spin.

  5. I can almost imagine him tapping that out sat in a bunker somewhere, Comical Ali style (‘there are no tanks, we shall proceed to slaughter the invaders – as usual!)

    It’s good to see that the random nerf cycle continues unabated though. After all, we can’t expect them to have altered any effects during the past two years…

    If we assume Crosby’s appointment is an indication that EQ2 is very much entering it’s death phase (and given his complete lack of experience at anything that turned out well, we probably can) I can’t help but wonder who we’ll get next when he’s exhausted and tossed aside. Oh well.

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