Mortal Online 2 Takes Time To Fix Bugs And Other Issues In Its ‘Project Polish’ Drive
Although Mortal Online 2 has its fair share of good reviews, there’s still a lot of complaints about the sheer number of bugs that plague the sandbox MMO. According to the studio, their desire to churn out new gameplay systems and content every two weeks has resulted in subpar updates that were often released too early to keep up with the internal deadlines.
“As the complexity and sheer size of the project has increased with every update, it has become very apparent to us and especially you, the players, that we have not been allocating enough time to each patch,” admitted Star Vault. “Although the speed of our updates was good, the sacrifice being made behind the scenes was systems and content not being as complete or polished as we wanted, along with the addition of bugs and problems, many of which you are all too familiar with.”
With the Necromancy update on the horizon, Star Vault is now looking to address the glaring problems in the game in an initiative code named Project Polish. In line with this, the studio will be making changes to how its schedules updates to focus on quality and ensure that they don’t end up adding more bugs to the game.
“The release of our next patch containing the Necromancy magic school will mark the completion of the final step in our previous roadmap,” said the studio. “Moving forward we will be devoting some time in the first stage of our next roadmap to focus heavily on bug fixing and polish, to repair the game and solidify the foundations of Mortal Online 2 so that we may safely build on top of them with the years of content additions to come.”
The team is also planning to drastically improve the new player experience, add many new points of interest, and expand on the game’s existing task system.
“We know that this may come as a bittersweet announcement for many players who were hoping to get their hands on more content faster instead, however we hope you will come to appreciate our decision to focus on delivering the high quality game that you, the players, deserve,” Star Vault concluded.
Meanwhile, you can learn more about the upcoming Necromancy school of magic in the latest Into The Vault developer stream below.
