Is the bug tracker a good measure of progress?

[Uijo]

https://vanilla-twinhead.twinstar.c...[select]=&do_apply_issues_filter=Apply+filter

^ Is this a good measure of the overall work being put into the Kronos development? It seems like only a couple things get fixed a day, I have been following it closely for a few weeks now and the amount of fixes are pretty minimal per day.

Is there a lot of development that goes on beyond this bug tracker that we don't really know about? .. and we have to wait for the progress bar to get updated ?

(I'm not complaining just curious)

 

[impsy]

^ Also wondering about this

 

[Aieris]

There are fixes that are not shown in bugreport: https://vanilla-twinhead.twinstar.cz/?latest=fixreports

Also, if you are looking at % of fixed bugs, count in +10% for fixed, because there are bugs that are just "cosmetical" (like missing animations for warlock summoning) or not confirmed and will not delay the release.

 

[Lharts]

The bugtracker is a good indicator actually. The progressbar is for the average user that does not want to dig too deep into it and have a small overview of the progress.
If you take your time and actively use the bugtracker you will get alot more information.

Now to your question.
In the recent 2 months there were quite a few developments outside of the bugtracker. Everything related to hacking, exploiting and such will never be showen to the public. For obvious reasons. Same goes for internal reports by the team.
In the last month Chero was a bit budy with IRL too, so the development slowed down a bit. Now that Esso (another Twinstar developer) has join in the development will be alot faster then before.

Not sure how much experience you have with private servers, but Chero and now Esso too fix stuff at a really fast pace.