2010-09-03, 08:36 PM
My role in the development of Masteria? I'll put it like this: the name comes from an area where people would come to master their skills, the thematic backdrop was Hollywood, and the concept of Subani and Naricain came from a central conflict between Order and Chaos (inspired by Nabu and Mordru). There's more, but I've covered that in interviews. A lot.
Quests I mentioned earlier, just time constraints.
Not just me--those quests were the product of literally hours of conversations and research, from the ones in NLC to the Haunted House to Crimsonwood, etc. It takes a lot of time to actually do that.
And honestly? I think that for the most part, the content is pretty good. The key is improving with each round, which is something I know they're still committed to, even if it seems otherwise. There's a lot that may seem simple to do, but really isn't.
Quests I mentioned earlier, just time constraints.
Quote:By reading your post, I guess you wrote the storylines. If that's so, we can officially say goodbye to more quests like those masterpieces of Crimsonwood Keep. Did you write those, too? And do you think that the lack of a storyline writer could slow down the development? One thing is sure: since you left, the exclusive quests' storyline sucked, and maybe now we know why.
Not just me--those quests were the product of literally hours of conversations and research, from the ones in NLC to the Haunted House to Crimsonwood, etc. It takes a lot of time to actually do that.
And honestly? I think that for the most part, the content is pretty good. The key is improving with each round, which is something I know they're still committed to, even if it seems otherwise. There's a lot that may seem simple to do, but really isn't.