I'm sorry, we let you down

[TonySforza]

If you want my honest opinion, in the existence of an RS5.3 in the future, I wouldn't announce it publicly or set a release date.
I've been wanting to tell you about this for quite a while now, it's called the Obsborne effect. There was a computer company called Osborne Computer Corporation back in the 1950's who basically announced a new product way too early and eventually ran out of money before they managed to complete it.
Why? Because the customers were informed way too early of the new upcoming product and they didn't buy the current ones on sale, saving their hard earned cash for "the new big hit" and resulting in the company going bankrupt before they reached the goal.
Ring any bells? "I'll go back ig and play when RS5.2 comes"
Next time it's better to announce the players of a new script only 2/3 weeks prior of releasing it, when you have 95% of it complete.

[Devin]

I can understand where you are coming from with only announcing the update shortly before release but sadly given the circumstances it was better to announce improvements and changes happening before they were complete in this case given the current scripts.

If we had a scripting team sitting around and presumably doing nothing in the players eyes about resolving issues in the current script while secretly working on a new script players may begin to become fed up with waiting for bugs to be fixed and other issues to be addressed whilst they are actually focusing their time on a new script in secret. If we were currently running on a bug free platform that met everyones requirements then by all means, secretly work on a new release adding even more to the server but for this situation it was better to have it publicly announced before development was half way.

Not only for those reasons but to allow community input on the development of the new scripts. We wouldn't want only the developers opinions on how things should work when designing the scripts as the scripts themselves are for the players to make use of. Obviously developer and HQ input is important to keep things reasonable but the input of players is what counts. What they wish to see in the new scripts and what sort of functionality they would like to see introduced. I am sure there are players with many good ideas but have yet to express them to the development team and there are some that have already spoken with developers via the ideas boards and their ideas are being introduced within RS5.2.

[Denis_Koja]

If you want my honest opinion, in the existence of an RS5.3 in the future, I wouldn't announce it publicly or set a release date.
I've been wanting to tell you about this for quite a while now, it's called the Obsborne effect. There was a computer company called Osborne Computer Corporation back in the 1950's who basically announced a new product way too early and eventually ran out of money before they managed to complete it.
Why? Because the customers were informed way too early of the new upcoming product and they didn't buy the current ones on sale, saving their hard earned cash for "the new big hit" and resulting in the company going bankrupt before they reached the goal.
Ring any bells? "I'll go back ig and play when RS5.2 comes"
Next time it's better to announce the players of a new script only 2/3 weeks prior of releasing it, when you have 95% of it complete.

It makes sense, well said mate.

[Thomas R]

 

[Hamza_Khan]

No need to turn this one into an argument, our argument won't make the release any sooner, So instead of complaining  ,I would suggest to support developers who are doing more than us, So plsh.

[Trevor.]

The script will suck anyway..

You should suck a long D**k first then come back here again!

[Devin]

No need to turn this one into an argument, our argument won't make the release any sooner, So instead of complaining  ,I would suggest to support developers who are doing more than us, So plsh.

Who is causing an argument or complaining? Anyone can post their own input, even those that want to complain about things they have no knowledge about but they will be responded to accordingly like Danika. Those that put effort into a reply will receive similar effort in response to their queries or worries.

As for people like Danika, there will always be some that insist on acting up to shit on others work whilst they fail to comprehend our rules ingame and get banned.

[Pizza4_Games]

You should suck a long D**k first then come back here again!

Oh my. 


The scripts are still in work yeah? Just gotta wait a little longer..

[Devin]

Yes, the scripts are still being worked on as we speak but real life commitments come first. What can be said is that when it is ready for release at least you will have peace of mind knowing that the extra time to develop the scripts was worth the wait instead of having a bugged script being released.

[Fuzzy]

The script will suck anyway..

[Bruce.]

The script will suck anyway..

You may get this plate of salt and you may run away. Have a good time.

[Trevor.]

Oh my. 

He Deserves a long one! Maybe a Donkey's one ? :P

[Richard.]

The script will suck anyway..

[Tiny]

There are more posts replying to a negative message than the main post. I say you ignore those comments and stand by the team who are making these updates. They really deserve the community's respect and support for dedicating their free time to provide something with no actual 'reward'. You shouldn't apologize Teddy, keep it up!

[Aiden.]

The script will suck anyway..

Im riding in the same car, I also won't be able to experience the new script but NEVER talk shit about anyone's hardwork.

Please someone award him a huge black d**k for saying that.