Regarding future development on legacy games

[Justg]

Why?

We're a small, independent developer with 50 folks and 7 live games on three platforms. It takes a lot of time and energy to update all of these on a regular basis. We've been focused on Arcane Legends for awhile now, and we have just realized we can no longer keep up with new development on our old games. AL will continue to be expanded, everything else will still be run, but with nothing new added.

Does this mean support for this game is done? Like say for example i deleted a vanity like the shield of gratitude or a plat vanity, can support help with this? Or is it just the game and the players now?

No, we'll still do support for the games. But try not to delete stuff like that

[xxkilsxx]

We're a small, independent developer with 50 folks and 7 live games on three platforms. It takes a lot of time and energy to update all of these on a regular basis. We've been focused on Arcane Legends for awhile now, and we have just realized we can no longer keep up with new development on our old games. AL will continue to be expanded, everything else will still be run, but with nothing new added.

No, we'll still do support for the games. But try not to delete stuff like that

hire someone who is going to listen to us pls!!!!!

[Loganayr]

We're a small, independent developer with 50 folks and 7 live games on three platforms. It takes a lot of time and energy to update all of these on a regular basis. We've been focused on Arcane Legends for awhile now, and we have just realized we can no longer keep up with new development on our old games. AL will continue to be expanded, everything else will still be run, but with nothing new added.



No, we'll still do support for the games. But try not to delete stuff like that

How does this prevent one of your crew to occasionally hit a switch to turn on and off events like halloween /2x etc?

Stopping development can be reasonable, but stopping to rerelease events as a whole just sounds like trying to purposedly kill the old games, maybe hoping the players to flow to the new ones.

As Suentus stated already though, i agree that such decision will surely teach people like me and him and many others that investing in sts games is not a good idea.Again i could understand the decision of stopping development, but not this.

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