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Welcome, to the fifteenth community update. It's been uh... -checks watch- four-ish months since our last devlog, so where have we been and what have we been doing?
Well, I would like to open by apologizing for the missed devlogs and we will be trying to make it up to you guys with some more news coming in the future, however we do have this devlog that continues and finally releases footage from our TDM Test event.
During this test, we learned a lot of valuable information that we have been busy refining, particularly with the Unicorn Vistools which caused a host of unique issues as it was our first implementation of it. Many may remember that the first day of the test was plagued by bugs with hit registration, rendering, and interface errors. In this case, your bug reports were invaluable to helping us find these errors and getting them fixed.
During the second day of the test, we saw massive increases to performance across the board, refined Unicorn so that pop-in was nowhere near as bad as it was on launch (it still needs some work, but we're getting there!). General feedback shifted considerably from frustrated with the bugs throughout the test to very pleased with where performance was at, and we got plenty of great feedback on the weapons.
With that out of the way, we also have:
Community Moderator Applications
At the time of this announcement, members with the required community role were eligible to apply as a community moderator. These moderator applications are accessible at either this link, or by typing !apply-mod in any channel!
These applications will be a prelude to upcoming group applications for the Accelerated Officer Program and standard unit applications, and we are very excited to finally start getting people into the group.
Thank you everyone for your patience during the last few months, and we hope to have some very exciting things to share soon™️.
FROM THIS UPDATE
In pictures.
About this edition
Republished from the original announcement and its continuations. Discord ping syntax, thread-opening notices and unrelated personal asides have been removed; contributor names and links have been made readable. Historical plans retain their original context.