The building blocks are in place now: new players now have a better introduction to the game, we have Campaigns to tie the stories of the world to, we have Missions to provide guidance within the sandbox and direct players to interesting new experiences, populations are balanced and queue times are reduced at most hours thanks to NSO, and in general, many of the long-time bugs that existed for years have been squashed. Remember this? Shadespire Farms remembers.Д¬reating a continent is a massive undertaking that shouldn't be understated, and with the constant pull of improving the game, meeting deadlines, and trying to ensure that our niche title has enough players to remain healthy and happy, there are valid reasons why PlanetSide 2 hasn't received a full-scale continent since Hossin's release in 2014.ДЇast forward to 2021, our team is much larger with long-time industry veterans, and now a track record of making amazing things for PlanetSide 2 since Escalation's release in March of 2020. You can blame it on some unbridled optimism, and my excitement as a player for new places to wage war. While it was certainly feasible, the game would have suffered elsewhere during the time it would take to develop, and the quality was unlikely to hit our standards. If you search for 'PlanetSide 2 Oshur' on your favorite internet browser, you might stumble across some content from the 2018 time period (with a team size of 6) where we were looking to introduce a new continent then, too.

Andy Sites' suit, Andy Suits, if you will. During the anniversary last year, there was a bullet on our slideshow that I was really looking forward to. it's a lot for a single year, and we're not quite done. Exploring tournament-style competition, raising up a monumental new facility type, overhauling an entire faction, and revamping the new player experience. Throughout the past year (let alone over the past nine,) there's been no shortage of ambitious projects.

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