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[SnowdogJJJ]

I cant keep track of all the sub forums..

With the current stat of the game (UI) will there be a patch tomorrow to correct some of the communities concerns?

Please say yes.

[Bilbo]

No.....From Helmer's Dev tracker:

Twitter User Feb 7th
Can we expect a weekly patch schedule as you continue to iron out UI2.0? Or still the usual every second Tuesday?
Bryan Ekman ‏@bryanekman Feb 7th
every second Tuesday. There's a minimum overhead for delivering a patch. Weekly ends up being less efficient.

[DEMAX51]

That doesn't mean they won't roll out a hotfix, though. They probably won't at this point, but they could.

[Mechteric]

DEMAX51, on 10 February 2014 - 10:09 AM, said:

That doesn't mean they won't roll out a hotfix, though. They probably won't at this point, but they could.

They already did a hotfix, generally those come no more than a day or few after a normal patch only for game breaking bugs. What we have with UI2.0 is just missing features they need to add over the next patch or so (hopefully soon!)

[TercieI]

I'm sure they'll still bring the server down as they do every Tuesday. And when it comes back up, I expect FS9s to be available for MC (CB next week).

[Mechteric]

Terciel1976, on 10 February 2014 - 11:56 AM, said:

I'm sure they'll still bring the server down as they do every Tuesday. And when it comes back up, I expect FS9s to be available for MC (CB next week).

Don't forget part of UI2.0 is their ability to change sales without restarting the server. So I'm guessing we'll only see the server go down for actual patches here on out.

[TheCaptainJZ]

Hey guess what? There will be a small patch tomorrow as just announced: http://mwomercs.com/...11-at-10am-pst/
Though there is nothing in it for us.

[990Dreams]

On the bright side, more time to submit feedback!

[TercieI]

CapperDeluxe, on 10 February 2014 - 12:26 PM, said:

Don't forget part of UI2.0 is their ability to change sales without restarting the server. So I'm guessing we'll only see the server go down for actual patches here on out.

Excellent point. Good as well as bad takes getting used to!