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As a continuation to our Facebook poll released a couple of days ago, we want to continue the collection of feedback to determine our course of action come completion of our Roadmap. We believe it is time for us to plan a bold course of action to modernize WWII Online and bring it into present day standards to the best of our ability. So this week we'll be asking you to provide your valuable feedback to the table so we can better plan the path by which we can achieve maximum support. Please head over now to our [Survey: WWII Online's path forward and YOUR thoughts]. We need everyone to participate on this one. Development continues currently on our Roadmap and this survey is not stalling any effort. This is purely an exercise in planning and feedback gathering. The options provided may not produce the final outcome - S! ty
This patch removes the "Mission Target" changes which we believe are directly responsible for the recent server crashes (sorry about that everyone). We've collected a lot of feedback from you all, and the server logs to get back to work on refining that for future deployment. WWII Online development continues and we sure appreciate your support!
Today's update is a little short as we've got a lot of irons in the fire and want to save lots of good stuff our upcoming 20th anniversary celebration, but we did want to let you know that we are working on a Consolidated Release (Phase 2) which reintroduces several features that were originally in 1.36.9 that we fell back on, and are currently in testing. We're aiming for a June 2021 release which includes the re-introduction of Mission Leaders changing targets and several bug fixes. Stay tuned for more news on this. But as a more immediate priority, please sign up to the WWII Online Virtual Convention. Each day requires its own individual sign up, and it will remind you automatically and send you the invite link.
As promised in our 20-year anniversary event, we will continue to keep you in the loop with our upcoming plans and production. So, without further ado, let us introduce you to the first in a series of development blogs exploring some of our new content.