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You are a really a good example regarding post relese support.
As spawntd pointed out above, you and your team have set a new bar in the gaming industry for post release support, unheard of dedication and work ethic, and communication with your customers/community.
I really appreciate all your hard work, and thanks for taking the time and effort to lay out a plan for us here in the community, it's very reassuring, and very exciting - can't wait to see as this all rolls out!
Battle formation save.
Why?
Because you can't be sure that there won't be a problem with loading a save after an update. There are games out there where the devs make sure that older saves work without problems - unless it is simply 100% necessary to break them in order to fix something. But the WoM fixes don't work this way.
That's why I just started one game since release and abandoned playing WoM when that one froze all too soon during a battle. And as long as there are weekly fixes and after that postings about lost resources or roads I won't touch WoM anymore. So do your fixes, make sure they won't hurt anything, and then maybe once a month or better once every two months send out a high quality update.
I'm peeing, my pants over the titan release ;-)
I second this
I'm truly hopeful the payoff comes, especially with regards to future DLC and expansions .. I'm thinking along the lines of how Stardock got roasted for early Elemental, yet fully recovered with patching it up, giving away freebies to burnt previous purchasers, continuously reworking the engine until it became quite well respected, and using that engine to fuel into DLC, expansions and the next couple game titles. Essentially, all was forgiven, and those big misteps paid off.
Here, I think peopel are being unfairly critical ("overly critical"), but regardless, your teams dedication is astouning, and I think it'll blow over in time
But personally, I really like the game :)
Yes I can understand how you can be frustated with the saves, I'm pretty sure they will release a hot-patch to fix that just like they did with the previous version when saves were broken.