Daybreak Games is shifting its development priorities from one MMORPG to another. The developer formerly known as Sony Online Entertainment will focus on more important tasks and systems for EverQuest Next, resulting in less updates for Landmark.
According to a blog post on the Landmark site, the changes will not move EverQuest Next's release window up.
"As the team has wrapped up the various pieces related to the wipe and the bugs associated with it, we have been shifting our focus and resources over to work on the highest priority tasks and systems that will be used in EverQuest Next," Senior Producer Terry Michaels said. "While we do this, we're working in areas with high amounts of creative risk. This means that while we know what we want to do, we know it will take an unknown amount of iteration, tweaking and sometimes drastic direction changes to get these in game and working the way they need to."
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According to a blog post on the Landmark site, the changes will not move EverQuest Next's release window up.
"As the team has wrapped up the various pieces related to the wipe and the bugs associated with it, we have been shifting our focus and resources over to work on the highest priority tasks and systems that will be used in EverQuest Next," Senior Producer Terry Michaels said. "While we do this, we're working in areas with high amounts of creative risk. This means that while we know what we want to do, we know it will take an unknown amount of iteration, tweaking and sometimes drastic direction changes to get these in game and working the way they need to."
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