Angelure is still very much in the early development stages, this is due to a variety of reasons, but mainly because we've been working on improving Uranium's Networking technology as the engine handles these requests very poorly. The goal is to improve connection stability and reduce in-game hangups.
It's also important to understand that while Uranium does have a dedicated team as well as an ensemble of community volunteers, we are in fact, the second team to pick up the project and there are a lot of puzzle pieces that need to come together to ensure that Angelure meets all of the quality assurance tests it deserves. At the moment, we have one single individual who works solely on coding the back end, but that's only one part of a very strenuous process. We still have Music, Map design, scripts, narrative and dialogue, flavor texts, item distribution, Character design along with several casted legendary Pokemon to release, each of which needs it's own introduction event, move-set, battle cry, Character sprites and we need to make this all flow naturally with both Angelures Narrative story and the Players own character progression. I know I'm missing a few things from this list, but the general idea is there.
Unfortunately, we don't have enough people on our team to spread this work onto multiple departments. So we have to tackle each and every part of this lengthy process individually.
We know that we have a lot of people eagerly waiting for Uranium's post-game content and I'd definitely be lying if I said that we don't have people on our team who are just as excited. Just know that we've been fortunate enough to have the people who can do the job properly and that we're constantly writing and re-writing our road map for a result we can all be happy with.
TL;DR We're working, but there's alot to be done.
PS. Well! You said you wanted interim blog post! Though not in an official capacity, I hope this clears some things up.
It's also important to understand that while Uranium does have a dedicated team as well as an ensemble of community volunteers, we are in fact, the second team to pick up the project and there are a lot of puzzle pieces that need to come together to ensure that Angelure meets all of the quality assurance tests it deserves. At the moment, we have one single individual who works solely on coding the back end, but that's only one part of a very strenuous process. We still have Music, Map design, scripts, narrative and dialogue, flavor texts, item distribution, Character design along with several casted legendary Pokemon to release, each of which needs it's own introduction event, move-set, battle cry, Character sprites and we need to make this all flow naturally with both Angelures Narrative story and the Players own character progression. I know I'm missing a few things from this list, but the general idea is there.
Unfortunately, we don't have enough people on our team to spread this work onto multiple departments. So we have to tackle each and every part of this lengthy process individually.
We know that we have a lot of people eagerly waiting for Uranium's post-game content and I'd definitely be lying if I said that we don't have people on our team who are just as excited. Just know that we've been fortunate enough to have the people who can do the job properly and that we're constantly writing and re-writing our road map for a result we can all be happy with.
TL;DR We're working, but there's alot to be done.
PS. Well! You said you wanted interim blog post! Though not in an official capacity, I hope this clears some things up.
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