Simply RS3 gold put, sticking into the existing programs we’d just wouldn’t work for either us as developers or you as players – the gaps on those larger parts of articles would be far bigger than anyone would love to see. Instead, the group took the initiative and accommodated our approach to the capacity. What this new strategy does is minimize the chance of significant gaps between additive material, with a goal of delivering on a monthly cadence as soon as we can. The team are throwing themselves in this particular challenge and working amazingly hard to make that occur. Frankly, I’m pretty enthusiastic about the strategies as a participant.

This came across as quite PR”The team are throwing themselves in this challenge”. We know things have affected. At the period that Archaeology and PVM heartbeat were getting prepared for launch, there should have been others working on something since the beginning of the year that many would have expected to be getting prepared for launch a month or two after archaeology, but there has not. Working from home occurred and for me I got next to nothing done for the month due to technical issues.

However, it got better and by the 3rd month I was back up to full pace, maybe even more efficient than working at work because there was no annoying encounters and beurocracy taking time up. So after 3 months of working at home, there’s one update almost ready. There’s still something wrong there. Some individuals will have it worse than others because of family etc. However, by this point technical issues should be sorted out. Jagex should be providing employees with the essential equipment if this really is a long-term thing, to do their job. When it comes to working from home the games and technology industry ought to be one of the most suitable sectors.

Adapting the approach into the decreased capacity sounds like this monthly update thing is temporary till you can work from the office? Or is it a thing to handle workload? What are”present plans”? Before the plans were shelved, it would have been nice to know these. Are these gaps a 3/6/12 month gaps between large update/expansions? And by changing plans does this imply no longer doing large updates/expansions?

Frankly, I am fine with that if it did seem a little PR’y since they’re throwing themselves to be fair. A team actively look to react and find opportunity in a situation that affects production output is very rare in my own experience. It might have been simpler from a development perspective to stay the course and only accept the slower delivery cadence – and many cheap RS gold teams would choose that choice and throw out the COVID justification.