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You could think of the Lake Doric version as a 1.2, or more likely 1.5 iteration - they use the same external chassis as the original Watchknights, but incorporated a number of internal changes for 'reliability and safety'.

Part of the Mk II rollout is also undoubtedly a deliberate rebrand on the part of Kryta's royal engineers to try to put any dark memories of the original series of watchknights in the past...

Now that you mention it, has anyone seen Suriel in Lion's Arch this week...?

The Season 3 watchknights won't change - their successful deployment in the Lake Doric campaign, however, may have been what prompted a renewed interest (and trust) in the technology.

You're welcome, wowlame. Hope to see you in game!

Muh feels rn! I'm so happy to hear you're getting the same amount of enjoyment out of a game mode that got me hooked on MMO's over a decade ago! Feels great to know and hear about the positive impact you've left in someone's gaming life. Thanks for sharing. (づ｡◕‿‿◕｡)づ

Can't agree enough with

Oh, and to all the artist out there: never stop doing amazing artwork! It inspires people in more ways that you can ever imagine!

All the wonderful art up on the walls in the office, and all the creative stuff community members make (art, music, videos, props, etc.), is a big part of why I like working here. Even though I'm over on the server/platform team, not directly working with any of that sort of thing. :)

Because we aren't within the convention hall itself, but at Petco Park, this is open to anyone in the area.

I'm not Gaile, but - the food is more themed than a direct recipe of in-game chef recipes.

There is a conversation in the Corsair flotilla where they mention throwing chum overboard to attract them, and deter boarding. They weren’t counting on dive bombing griffons. Once the piranha eat the hands that were feeding them they move on.

Into piranha infested water. Was that overkill? Nah it feels too right to be wrong.

I’m glad you’re enjoying your visit to Istan. It was truly a labor of love for all of us involved. Our map artist, Aaron P, really outdid himself with the Astralarium. I’m blown away every time I go there.

No fancy group names. We mostly chase each other around with prop swords chanting, "There can only by one!"

This is a real issue @.@

Passing along these compliments to the rest of the audio team- thanks y'all! <3

We also have six people named Jason. My lunch orders are never safe.

Her fix was in today's patch, and the kill switch was removed. Xera release note will be in the late notes.

We have fun on the audio team ;D

Yes

This feedback makes me so happy. Something I have been trying to do with Guild Chat for a while now is increase the "look behind the curtain" aspect of the show.

My initial preparation email/questionnaire for dev guests includes a request for WIP images and video--everything from video clips of unfinished areas to snapshots of whiteboard notes from brainstorming meetings--in an effort to dig more into the development process. Ben's response to that request for this episode was so great.

OSX client is a Windows client + little piece of software called Cider that translates on-the-fly Windows code to be usable on Apple machines. Cider is the fork of [Wine](

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wine\_(software)

This is incorrect. The 64-bit client, which is the only client available, is fully native. The quoted information was only true of the 32-bit client.