
Originally Posted by
Jeeves
Well after the first few days post launch, the bugs were being discovered and reported. I even recall how frantically the support team rushed to document everything and assess what is even going on with what system and where or at which points in time. People who've contacted support during the days past launch would have noticed that even the questions agents asked them might/would have changed by the hour. As more info was available the clearer the picture regarding any bug became.
During and after those moments, the data was streaming toward the dev and other operational departments over here. With each issue being clearly specified and concrete data becoming available, the process of investigating what parts of the code were breaking or making the particular function act up or what have you, began. Issue after issue everything was documented. Took time though, and naturally so.
And now we're at the point where one after another the issues are being worked on while further improvements and/or changes based on the feedback we gathered in the past week were being devised (Sausy's post is the fruit of that feedback analysis). Some fixes will require something more than a server reset to be executed. I believe that a number of fixes will be applied come update 6.1.