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After the January 31 game update, MapleStory 2 devs noticed that players were experiencing a fundamental change regarding how animations work in MapleStory 2. Upon investigation, they found that transitional animations (animations that appear between two actions) were not displaying for all actions. This was a bug and not an intended change to the way the game works. it became clear to devs that this bug had beneficial side effects that some players preferred, such as faster casting time for certain skills or quicker responses with the game’s action at the cost of jarring animation transitions. Because of this, an internal discussion about how they might be able to retain the benefits while addressing the “broken animation” aspect was issued. However, after carefully reviewing the issue in full, devs found out that the impact of this bug differs significantly between classes, due to differences in each class’s skill animations and transitions. This meant that certain classes w...

Tangled by constant consumers complaints and reports regarding Fortnite internal bugs, glitches, crashes and so many other gameplay-relevant issues, Epic decided to stop to launch new updates, mostly concerns neoteric weapons,skins, materials and other contents, organizing a massive investigation on Fortnite parasitic and unresolved internal issues as well as a series of placatory compensations instead. According to the Epic announcement released on Reddit hours ago, this postmortem will be activated in this week - in another word, within three days. This is also a leak and preview of the 5.40 update of Fortnite - which regarded as the outcome of this postmortem and an amendment of Epic’s consistent policy, "New content is the top priority to make them attached" - will shift its core of work into “longer technical post-mortem ” before Season 5 completely goes into a wipeout. Though the efforts that the tech support devoted are much more than Epic used to perform maintenance,...

  Fortnite already releases the 5.21 patch on the other day to fix some well-known bugs and glitches, add some weapons and new-made items as well. Though it is more like a pace to move forward, which could be highly considered as “recency bias ” effect, still a striking step to optimize the gameplay and ameliorate the experience. Although there are always some places and problems the patch didn ’t step into or feel helpless. Here is the collection of retained or new-found bugs and unannounced changes after the 5.21 patch released 1, Emotes go silent while you are already emoting, and the guns/pickaxes appear when people are doing their dances. 2, Hit markers STILL appear blue even though the opponent doesn ’t have shield occasionally. This has been in the game forever. 3, Traps only go half the normal distance inside a 1x1, the other half goes out the backside. 4, Cant build at the bridge in tilted. 5, the new heavy sniper doesn't do "structure"...