It was very important to do a mid-level mission first, so that we could work out kinks in the process and see how far we can push the system in a safer environment. Doing the first high level dungeon wrong could severely break things. The one we're working on now is aimed at level 50s, and it'll incorporate everything we learned from the first epic mission to make it a better experience.

That's a subject for the skill tuning devlog, but it's something we plan to do as soon as we have the technical capability.

It's possible to tell if a mission is intended as a group mission, but it certainly isn't obvious enough. Now that they've revamped the social UI, the UI Strike Team is tackling the mission UI next. Making mission difficulty and intended-for-group obvious is on the top of their list.

Programmers and artists both, actually. These rooms can't be infinite for various technical reasons, but the ocean sections can still be pretty big. Are there specific missions that are particularly problematic?


Joe

Do you know about the smuggler's tunnels in tortuga?

WTB Beta key for HKO

I did put a 'ding' in for completing EOs, it should ring when you've completed an objective. Thanks for noticing it might be off!

I know a ton of women in Raleigh who would be delighted if you did.

Here. I installed this for us:

Pirates of the Burning Sea Designer, David 'Taelorn' Hunt, has published a new Devlog titled: 1.2 Ship Tuning.

Taelorn outlines some of the changes that will be introduced with build 1.2, and you can read all about it by visiting this link.

Enjoy, won't you?
Aether

My toes are cold and I need more coffee. Otherwise, I'm GREAT!