2010-09-01, 05:05 PM
(This post was last modified: 2010-09-01, 05:37 PM by Combattente.)
-Hime- Wrote:There isn't a yes or a no to this question. I can say no now and then I could be wrong in the future, or if I say yes, I also can be wrong. There isn't a definite answer yet. If there was, I would tell you. If you would prefer, in the future, if I don't have answer, I can avoid posting in these types of threads. However, I've noticed when I don't post in these types of topics we get the "Nexon didn't read this thread" when in fact we read everything we can.
The fact that they don't know makes me worry a little, but yeah. Not even the company has definite answers yet.
I guess all we can do now is just wait and see.
@SwordStaker: I never said the development of Masteria areas didn't take long and that Masteria areas should come out faster. I do know how long it is to make a new map, and make new monsters, map objects/backgrounds, quests and background music from scratch. But it's also true that they've released REALLY big areas (such as Crimsonwood Keep) in one year from the last Masteria expansion or even less. That means that, if they have the right people ready to work on it, they should be able to do it pretty fast (yeah, I consider "less than one year" being really fast for such enormous areas as Crimsonwood Keep). Considering the lack of good storylines in the last exclusive content we've gotten, the quitting of two Nexon workers who were confirmed to have helped for the development of Masteria by giving out ideas, the fact that it's taking much longer than usual to get a new expansion and that not even the main company knows a definite answer about the Masteria development being stopped or not, people, including me, started to make assumptions. I think it's pretty reasonable to do it, considering the reasons stated above. Sure, we do not know anything FOR SURE right now, but we're still free to make assumptions.