Xovian
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Re: (Nutaku) Milenium War Aigis (English Version)
The notes post update even for just events has always been more verbose.
Now they may not always give more specifics other then "improved game quality/stability" in some instances but more verbose non-the-less.
Considering the upgrades I've been having to do with software for customers lately (many updated for 2015) QuickBooks, Peachtree Sage50 Scanworks, Solidworks among many others I know full well what updating a web server can become and the time it takes to do so if the install isn't perfect. They have to review the logs in the intepub logs, find the files that did not get modified that should have been among some other checks depending on which IIS version they are even running as it will be different if running IIS6.0 then 7.0 or higher. The amount of difference between just running on a server 2008R2 vs a server of 2012 or 2012R2 is also a hassle. 2012/R2 is well known to cause issues due to the UAC (user account control) issues that only the primary admin account can get past that even other admin/domain admin accounts wont. It can be annoying as hell, and a real pain to troubleshoot. So as an admin I know what they may be going through to get this patch working, as I do such things just about every day for our own customers.
And just checked, and it's up, happy hunting.
I'd not say I'm being overly optimistic for one reason, the maintenance log of before and then after has NEVER been the same when it came to content being changed/added.
The notes post update even for just events has always been more verbose.
Now they may not always give more specifics other then "improved game quality/stability" in some instances but more verbose non-the-less.
Considering the upgrades I've been having to do with software for customers lately (many updated for 2015) QuickBooks, Peachtree Sage50 Scanworks, Solidworks among many others I know full well what updating a web server can become and the time it takes to do so if the install isn't perfect. They have to review the logs in the intepub logs, find the files that did not get modified that should have been among some other checks depending on which IIS version they are even running as it will be different if running IIS6.0 then 7.0 or higher. The amount of difference between just running on a server 2008R2 vs a server of 2012 or 2012R2 is also a hassle. 2012/R2 is well known to cause issues due to the UAC (user account control) issues that only the primary admin account can get past that even other admin/domain admin accounts wont. It can be annoying as hell, and a real pain to troubleshoot. So as an admin I know what they may be going through to get this patch working, as I do such things just about every day for our own customers.
And just checked, and it's up, happy hunting.
