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Originally Posted by ClawsandEffect

QoL changes are easier to FIND than the cause of a bug?

Bugs are weird. A minor tweak to a completely unrelated power could be causing the problems you mention here. The only way to find it is to either A) search every single line of code in the game until you find it, or B) get lucky and stumble across it while you're doing something else.

Compared to that, QoL additions are easy to do.
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Originally Posted by Pyber

Probably Monday would be my guess, but they may hold off until the regular server maintenance. I wouldn't be too surprised at that. Apparently there's a fix on Test right now, so provided that works out fine it'll be pushed to Live as quick as they can more than likely.

Originally Posted by Zombie Man

When you say you 'keep getting them', is that in multiple play sessions after a re-start of the client, or all in one play session?

Originally Posted by Tex

For those of you that are seeing this memory leak, what kind of video card are you running and with what driver version and how fast is the game leaking memory? How many KB or MB per minute?

And also, does turning all of the graphics options down clear up the memory leak? If you are so inclined, is there a specific graphics option or options which, when turned on, the memory leak is evident (or more evident)?

Originally Posted by Hyperstrike

Okay one dumb question. Where exactly do you toggle on Ninja Run?

Originally Posted by Kioshi

Lol @ your troller, mine has perma E-Embrace ith 45k, and if I cap the heal component (which I didn't because of silly stuff like in game HP cap) he goes to 50k!

Originally Posted by Wondering_Fury

I have 3: DS/DM; DS/Pain & DS/Traps. Answer your question?

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Fury

Originally Posted by Schismatrix

i have a soulmate for you.

If i didn't feel an urgent need for sleep i'd cut and paste the replies that were made there in this thread for you, but i really need to go sleep, so... you'll have to go read them there. Sorry.

Originally Posted by Techbot Alpha

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What?

Sorry but...what hell brought that on?
Im sorry if im reading this wrong, but that reads like an attack...maybe it's just early and im still confused as to why my comment didnt show up over there either, but...

Originally Posted by Rent_

I actually did raise this issue early on in CB. Ignoring players is what they do best.

Originally Posted by GavinRuneblade

There is some, but not a lot. Most people in that range save merits and tickets to roll when they hit 50. So only the ones that drop and don't get vendored appear on the market. Kind of a shame as i'd love a robust level 40-45 market for exemplaring.

Originally Posted by Zombie Man

This is the buggiest release ever?

Buggier than the one with the rollback?

Buggier than CoV which was incompatible with a much higher number of people's computer set-ups?

Buggier than the invention system which is still being repaired to this day from bugs from launch (this very patch corrected the enhanceability of supposedly unenhanceable special IOs)?

Buggier than the one with the ITF which was unplayable by a significant proportion of the player-base?

I think not.

Originally Posted by Marcian Tobay

I resent the implication that being negative is "real talk". I mean, you're entitled to your opinion and back it up and all, but the thread title seems to imply that your negativity gives your post more merit, and that don't sit right with me.

As far as bugs: All expansions will have them. There's no way to test them all. And by no way, I mean almost literally. Ranging from tiny things that the developers would never imagine*, to things they couldn't test**, to things they couldn't fix in a reasonable amount of time***, things have to be let go. It's a matter of business and marketing. They could release one slightly better expansion with three or four more months of testing, or they could release it now and get all the publicity of saying that the game updated on its Sixth Anniversary. And frankly, I don't begrudge their choosing the second option.

Sure, it was imperfect, but there is a judgement call as to how long they can keep players interested. They felt that April 28th was the farthest they could push testing and still keep player interest. If it had gone on longer, there's the possibility people would have complained. They made their choice, and they will clean up the mess in a future patch.

But the mess is more of a slurpee on the floor and less like a nuclear reactor left unchecked. I approve heartily.

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* When I go to Steel Canyon and stand on the lower east side and then scratch my left arm pit with celery, the game lags a lot!

** It's implausible to ask a developer to be familiar with virtually all potential combinations of video cards, computer set ups, operating systems, and personal settings on a computer that would have to fall in place for certain graphical issues.

*** If that costume piece clips horribly, and fixing it would delay the game another week... just ship the costume piece now with a warning, I say. Not enough people will really care.