We have yet to see anything like a fixed schedule. Even a rough idea of release schedule would be nice, even if dates slipped and they had to revise. Just so we could... ballpark things I guess.

If you follow Eve Online's development patterns it will probably be the same way. Major content release twice a year (one in the summer and one in the winter) with various hotfixes in between. After all, Eve Online is connected to DUST.

Technically Eve is never done. They have operated like this since release and now they are getting another update this June. You should see how Eve was back then.

the big problem with console patching is the review process done by sony and the fact that the developer has to pay for that process.

this massively cripples development and bug fixing in particular

The plan is to try to get expansions every 3-6 months (they're free so no paying 15$ for them) and smaller patches as necessary to fix things between. CCP does express they want to stick to 3 month cycles however developer things DO happen and an expansion may get delayed by a month or two depending on the content.

There is still balance and fix patches on the way the dust from Uprising hasn't settled yet as many things are still unresolved and need fixing. This however doesn't take all the team's time so progress is being made by other teams. For example art and sound teams responsible for new content rarely have to go back and fix things so they're pumping out more artwork such as more buildings, weapons, effects, though sometimes the new things replace old things it is still progress forward.

Genital discussion is a bad idea.

This is a PS3 beta test till PS4 and PC.
No graphic or bigger scale updates till then due hardware limitations.
10-20 years? hardly. Console players switch around once the next FPS game comes.

Yeah enjoy E3 for the week, have fun and seeing how new ways game developers want to push some games (though I died a bit inside when I saw what ea did to destroy plants verses zombies.)

Hey, we have an internal roadmap. Our lead designer is currently at E3 but when he gets back the plan is for him to write a dev blog that will at least give a rough overview of our roadmap in the coming months. We anticipate people will be pleased with it.

So, the plan is to send lead dev to E3 where developers announce developments, who has a roadmap and he is going to keep quiet until he gets back and reveal the great plan in a blog?

TWENTY DAYS LATER...

honestly, it doesn't have to be anything specific.
anything that lists what's being done and in what general order would be great, along with a very rough time estimate for those features. like "expect market integration early spring of next year" we're cool with that
we just want SOMETHING

The CPM is working on getting something out to you guys in some shape form or manner, but right now it is an internal debate of how and who mostly. To say very soon* would be a lie in my book even though its capable of today it wouldn't be of much thought or consideration and it would offend several people's sensibilities if it was left as raw as it is. It's a bit complicated as we're trying to help CCP out better and to get best overall community results for both the developers and the players so once the CPM gets a fuller picture and talked it out on what to do.

Give me and the rest of the CPM a week and I should be able to get an update on how its going to proceed.

There should be a weekly report from CPM Hans concerning the meeting and the current ongoings. I'ill continue work and get something prepared in case one scenario does come or is forced into fruition.

Well the meeting was pretty big we're still recovering from it and still thinking things talked about over, Few of the CPM may need to sleep on it more but I am going to cut myself a path real quick and get something done on my end just in case.

Either way roadmap worded as is, is best kept internally to CCP so a direct copy paste is not going to be for the best for anyone on either side of the fence.

lol roadmap: in 1.2 we kick people from corp, transfer isk, and check security status of systems!

CCP GJ CCP GJ CCP GJ

alot of ppl who are gettin PS4s feel that way

also @IWS lolcore

All I can read is bla bla bla.
Nothing being delivered, talk as always.
You've really got some balls being this lazy.

I posted this in the other thread too, but that's old and only part of 1.2 (only the stuff team True Grit did).

The patch notes will list all of this in more detail very soon.

WHERE IS THIS?

I am afraid the roadmap dev blog covering new features will be delayed because CCP is "looking far more on fixing our basic mechanics than other things" (no pun intended, i like this approach)
Source: https://forums.dust514.com/default.aspx?g=posts&m=974172#post974172
Posted on June, 24th...

If you want to see a roadmap version from FanFest 2013, then watch this 2hr presentation (with DUST kitchen vids!)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?hl=pl&gl=PL&client=mv-google&v=U72pU7WrsDs

Maybe we should back off and give them some space to breathe? Meanwhile July 2nd is coming our way!

The dev blog we put out on Tuesday was our Uprising + the Future dev blog.

If you want a more detailed look at our roadmap, here are the things we'll be working on over the coming months.

• Upgrading the New Player Experience so you have greater context, immersion, and are better prepared to survive in DUST.
• Improving controls for aiming
• Balancing Instant Battles so players are matched better
• Making sure all battles hit a consistent 30 FPS minimum for our current max battle sizes
• Improving vehicle movement
• Balancing vehicles so each has a role and is balanced both versus other vehicles and infantry
• Improving infantry movement
• Making getting into battles provide more context about what's going on, why you're fighting, etc.
• Improving Planetary Conquest and making it more meaningful and interesting to be involved with
• Improving Factional Warfare, making it more interesting, and rewarding players who are loyal to a faction somehow
• Fixing bugs and exploits
• Improving overall gear balancing so there is no "best" choice and there are tactical choices to make
• Improving situational awareness tools through the UI
• Improving the fitting experience through UI and better integration with the market

There are also things that are not high level roadmap stuff that we'll be working on. Stuff like the addition of snow in Uprising 1.2 is a good example of this. For example, we have some other graphical improvements coming in 1.3, such as some changes to sites and scopes to improve visibility in certain environments, which are not "Roadmap" items but are still important fixes nonetheless.

We don't have set-in-stone dates for when certain things are coming. It's also not really possible to share the nitty gritty details of each roadmap item at the moment, for a variety of reasons.

I can't feel anything but disappointment for noETA ccpsoontm promises that wouldnt have given to us if I wasnt bitching of fixes that should have gone out during beta to fix problems that shouldn't be there in the first place cough cough

Men will never be satisfied, it is in our nature to demand more and more.

Will the snow affect the ground vehicles' maneuverability? That would be so cool.

Too little too late i'm afraid.