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Age of Conan posponed yet another 6 months

Postby Mivat » Thu Jan 25, 2007 9:17 pm

Hard blow to eagerly awaiting fans, but better that it be pushed back than to have a disastrous launch and/or game.

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Re: Age of Conan posponed yet another 6 months

Postby Revoekat » Thu Jan 25, 2007 9:23 pm

Mivat wrote:Hard blow to eagerly awaiting fans, but better that it be pushed back than to have a disastrous launch and/or game.

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I couldn't agree with you more..
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Postby Negs » Thu Jan 25, 2007 11:19 pm

After they announced last week they were taking out and merging some of the classes, I was figuring this would be coming. It is good though, because it should give them time to test the new merged classes they made.

Vanguard goes live tomorrow though :twisted: :twisted:
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Postby Gridfan » Wed Jan 31, 2007 5:33 pm

Seems Funcom is learning well, they did the same with Dreamfall, extended the deadline to make sure things was "right" as they designed/planned it.
Hopefully the AO launch was/is the only time Funcom ever "rushed" a release prematurely.

So I applaud this delay.
I assume some classes was too close in some areas and merging some will allow larger variation between classes?
I feel sorry for the team that handle balancing as they have to re-balance almost everything heh.
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Postby Negs » Wed Jan 31, 2007 10:53 pm

Gridfan wrote:I assume some classes was too close in some areas and merging some will allow larger variation between classes?
I feel sorry for the team that handle balancing as they have to re-balance almost everything heh.


Actually from the official announcement it seemed just the opposite. From what I interpretted from the message they said that each class was "too rigid" in its set rolls, and that it would limit what a person could do with a class and thus leading them to get bored. So bringing the classes together allows classes to do a little bit more of everything ... playing worst case scenario they made a game of hybrids ... which realistically we know that is not the case, and only time will tell if they made the right choice.
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