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Straight from the Support Team:
“When Miqobot is broken due to expansion arrival, all active license codes are frozen and then automatically extended to compensate for the downtime.
The bonus time time is applied after we fix Miqobot, and it covers the game maintenance and Miqobot maintenance both.We expect at least one week of complete Miqobot downtime after the release of Shadowbringers. This subscription time will not be lost.
After that, it will take 3-6 months to upgrade Miqobot for level 80 content. The subscription time when Miqobot is working but does not support level 80 content is not compensated.
Please consider this information before making decision to renew.”This is extremely fair and quite low expected downtimes.
i hoped it will be down for just 3-5 days but thats life .p
Consider that they have to reimplement EVERYTHING. New rotations for every class, diffrent procs, new skills, new memory offsets, etc.
i hoped it will be down for just 3-5 days but thats life .p
Consider that they have to reimplement EVERYTHING. New rotations for every class, diffrent procs, new skills, new memory offsets, etc.
Most of it falls under the 3-6 month
new memory offsets
This is what actually takes the first week. Crafting solver will work after that as well, because even if SE removed certain crafting skills, Miqo wouldn’t try to use them anyway, since they wouldn’t be on your hotbar anyway (or at least you should remove them). New skills fall under the 3-6 months stuff though.
This is what actually takes the first week.
Coming from a cheating community where I helped as a sidedev simply updating offsets takes minutes, sometimes hours, not more. So they surely are fixing base stuff aswell.
Yep they update a lot more than offsets. But it doesnt include new rotations or new skills.
Explanation from devs from another thread two years ago: https://miqobot.com/forum/forums/topic/suggestion-for-miqobots-devs/Indeed, your idea is very good and it makes perfect sense to create a script to rebuild pointer tables.
In fact, this is how the upgrade process looked like about a year ago, when Miqobot had less features available and relied mostly on pointer tables.As of today, pointers make up about 10% of the data required. There is a lot more to be upgraded:
- Memory structures.
- Icons recognition database.
- Game assets recognition database.
- Keybind mappings.
- Navigation math.
- Crafting math.
- UI layout analysis.
A general disassembler tool is not capable of performing this kind of work automatically.
And while of course we extensively use the one you mentioned, our main toolset is of our own creation. We constantly improve it with every new patch and each time it becomes faster and more helpful.But since Miqobot is in active development, each new feature adds another layer to the work pool. Creating a fully automated toolkit would require a complete feature freeze.
Considering the intensity of incoming feature requests, we do not expect a feature freeze anytime soon.We appreciate your interest in the development process š
Thank you very much!So what I said was spot on, I did not imply that they will add ShB abilities in the initial downtime but reworked old abilities, leading to new rotations (math). Basically in the initial downtime they will get the miqo post patch, working right it is now, for everyone who maybe didnt even purchase ShB or wants to continue grinding levlel 70 stuff
As long as the craft solver and gatherer is working a few days after release Iām gucci.
They should work within a week, crafting solver up to level 70 (eg what we have currently) and gathering (unless they add new mechanics) fully.
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