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Seconded, though bear with me here 'cause I'm not saying it about myself. (-:

Even though I'm on the Titan Network development team, I want to pitch in my praise to my fellow programmers, database engineers, testers and input grunts, because I'm honestly impressed with how well they've performed their tasks ever since our projects shifted hands around the time of Going Rogue's release. People have been very quick to tackle issues, everyone has pitched in for every project in every way they could, and I'm extremely excited about all the new developments in the works; some of which haven't been announced yet.

The rough spots are pretty well smoothed over now. Developments in the coming weeks are going to be the best we've ever been able to provide.

The current hands we have on our projects are some top-notch developers, and I still say that after having worked with lots of programmers over the years. We, or I, or somebody, will be making an announcement before too long to introduce all the awesome talent we've got on board, but I'm just dropping in my two cents that I'm very satisfied with the way things are and the way things are looking going forwards. We're not short-staffed by any means; we have enough muscle to spare that we're putting it to use in all sorts of nifty ways.

This thread started a bit preemptively perhaps, but I don't hold Energy Aura at fault for that. I support his initiative, as he was doing what he believed was in the best interests of the community and since a potential problem cropped up, he was letting everyone know in advance. This turned out to be a good thing, since it got many eyes on the issue and the result is that now, the notion of Inherent Fitness becoming a problem has transformed from a plausibility into utter nonsense. (-:

League maybe?

The short version is that the Inherent Fitness issue was resolved by the Mids development team and that your older builds will import into I19 Mids just fine.

The long version...

Energy Aura was able to make some different adjustments to the data to include support for Inherent Fitness. The result is two versions of Fitness that function exactly like the game: if you import a build with the old ones, those are the ones you get, but if you start a new build or remove the pool versions, you'll get the Inherent ones and not have the pool as a selectable option.

Diellan and I went over the Mids program files to make sure things are squared away on that end, and we found updating the program to include the new Inherent powers is not a difficult task. Work is already underway.

And the best part is that MY project is still on track despite this minor setback, is in its final testing stages, and is almost ready to be announced and released to the community. (-:

I don't mean to undercut Energy_Aura's announcement, but DeProgrammer and I did some investigating and we believe that we can effectively modify the Mids software for Issue 19 to support Inherent Fitness without invalidating legacy build exports. We hope to be able to say with certainty one way or the other within the next day or two.

We'll keep you posted on the situation, and I apologize for the confusion.



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I believe it. It takes a special kind of loopy to think that.

US, but the server software is not different on the EU servers. You guys just don't turn in enough costume salvage, I guess. Maybe a population thing.

It's unfortunately scrolled out of his Most Recent list now, but I'm pretty sure my Defender got Hell and Back in June of this year.

Gray_Lensman, you listening to this?

Run more Lady Greys maybe?

Paragon Wiki has the Europe servers.

And like a half hour after I mentioned there would be one!


I'd shoot for the week of the 15th at the earliest; more likely the week of the 22nd.

Support sets are wonderful. My Blaster, Corruptor and Defender can perma-mez bosses while dealing with their one accompanying minion, so it's never a problem and I never have to leech off of people who don't gimp themselves.

To the public: don't quote entire posts, please.