Flagship Studios confident despite Hellgate: London bugs
It’s no secret that the soon-to-be released MMORPG Hellgate: London still has a lot of bugs. Even Flagship Studios has admitted that its developers will be working on testing as close to launch as possible to make sure that the title is in its best shape when released this Halloween.
Flagship Studios Community Manager Ivan Sulic said that the developers haven’t encountered any serious problems yet and are still confident that they will be able to deliver an excellent product. Sulic then shared:
The changes we’ve been working on have not been integrated into the beta yet, which means that particular Hellgate experience is way behind the times. We do, however, hope to release a substantial beta patch in the near future, which should bring our test up to a level of quality that’s more representative of the final release.
The said patch (referred to by Ivan Sulic as Patch 0) for Hellgate: London will be launched on day one and is targeted on changing several in-game aspects, like art and sound.
Basically, it all boils down to Patch 0. Since our Hellgate multiplayer servers require users to create an account and login with us, we have the ability to incorporate fixes all the way up until launch and release them as a mandatory patch, our number zero. We’re confident we’ll launch with a solid product come Halloween.
Via ShackNews
It’s no secret that the soon-to-be released MMORPG Hellgate: London still has a lot of bugs. Even Flagship Studios has admitted that its developers will be working on testing as close to launch as possible to make sure that the title is in its best shape when released this Halloween.
Flagship Studios Community Manager Ivan Sulic said that the developers haven’t encountered any serious problems yet and are still confident that they will be able to deliver an excellent product. Sulic then shared:
The changes we’ve been working on have not been integrated into the beta yet, which means that particular Hellgate experience is way behind the times. We do, however, hope to release a substantial beta patch in the near future, which should bring our test up to a level of quality that’s more representative of the final release.
The said patch (referred to by Ivan Sulic as Patch 0) for Hellgate: London will be launched on day one and is targeted on changing several in-game aspects, like art and sound.
Basically, it all boils down to Patch 0. Since our Hellgate multiplayer servers require users to create an account and login with us, we have the ability to incorporate fixes all the way up until launch and release them as a mandatory patch, our number zero. We’re confident we’ll launch with a solid product come Halloween.
Via ShackNews
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