JagexCamel

I actually saw your post after we had written up the pitch presentation and the points raised were pretty similar. I personally don't engage in Yak Track's because the tasks pull me away from what I actually want to do in the game. I really like the Skill n Kill tasks and having every 'Task A' be along those lines is where I'd personally like to see the track go with 'Task B' as a faster but more specific alternative.

I also like the idea of changing the tasks to 'Gain xp' so there is more freedom on what can be done rather than having set tasks based on your level. This should hopefully solve the issue of various requested training methods not advancing the track such as arc skilling, cleansing crystals, overload batches, pawnbrokers etc (all of which ive put in a job for).

The reactions from todays meeting seemed positive so hopefully another discussion can be had soon to decide what we can commit to for the final track of the year :)

Hey, thanks for the suggestions. I actually just had a meeting where I pitched some changes to the yak track and some of your suggestions were amongst the points raised. Further discussions are needed to see what we can get done in time for the next track but some positive changes are being made :D

Hey. I've put in a job for an artist to take a look :)

Yes thats the plan :) We have some changes we want to make for the next time we run it. We're open to any more feedfack you may have.

A fix for this is going live on monday :)

Hey,

Could you clarify what you mean by 27+12 please? Do you mean you ended up getting 39 stars? While the recipe has an ingredient of 500 patches, if you were to skip all the ingredients at once it would cost you 1420 patches. Doing this would only get you 28 stars from your patches which seems to be what has happened here. Is that what has happened? If not more information would be great please.

Thanks, Camel :)

Thank you. I have passed this onto the team for them to look into.

Thanks for posting a bug report. Hopefully this can provide us a bit more information and better track the issue you are experiencing :)

To skip just a single ingredient you should use the skip button on the right-hand side of the interface and not the skip-all button. I have put in a feedback job for confirmation button to be added when pressing skip-all to hopefully remove this issue in the future :)

Hey.

Were you pressing the skip all button? The patch skip cost that shows on the right-hand panel is the cost to skip only the selected ingredient. If you press the skip all button it will attempt to skip as many of the ingredients in the recipe as you have the tokens for. In the case of the instance where the correct number of patches were removed from you, this might be due to you only having enough patches for that specific ingredient and none of the others.

Hope this helps. Let me know if you were experiencing something different. :)

I want to see the bank chest make a return as well. I have passed this feedback on :)

I would be interested in hearing the kind of things you would like to see with these kind of events. Personally I class myself more as a Pvmer and skilling events such as the beach don't appeal to me as much. I like the idea of events complimenting the way you want to play rather than dictating it. Using Yak track as an example, I really like the 'Play Runescape' task. I can do whatever I want within the game and the event will slowly progress as well. In terms of fun events, I imagine something like Cabbage Facepunch which could start out as an event, and then remain afterwards with some of the rewards. What kind of stuff would you be looking for?

Level order sounds like a good call. I think a little popup showing new unlocks whenever the artisan levels up might help with the other problem you're encountering :)

This is feedback I have seen from a few people now. We will look to add this feature for the next run of the event :)

:)

Hey, Thanks for your post.

-The idea behind the graphical rework was to leave behind something once an event ended that could slowly update the world to the newer art style. As a small project, the issue we had here was knowing where to stop. We had looked at updating the cliffs and the side of the mountain but the reality was this was out of scope for the project. From a QA perspective, environment changes can add large amounts of work due to checking quests/clues etc which would have taken us past the deadline. It seems the collective opinion is the 'all or nothing approach' which while I agree with, means smaller projects like this will have less impact which is a shame.

-I think a learning we can take from this event is to allow some of the recipes to be completed without using event currency as an ingredient. The level system was in place to give a sense of progression through the event, similar to how you level up your actual skills to unlocker newer and bette...

Hey. We have a job that should fix this issue. I have spoken to the relevant people to get this out with the next game update :)

Unfortunately none of the event will be staying behind once it has concluded. This feedback has been heard though and its something I am personally trying to push towards for future events.

I have put in a job to allow for recipe ingredients to be viewed before they are unlocked. As for the patches, we will be looking over the data once the event concludes to see if there are places we can reduce or remove the patch requirments for a future run.

This event set-up the base system for tool overrides. We still need to set-up tools such as Hatchets and Mattocks which will likely happen for the next event. The system works differently to the wardrobe so adding invention tools etc might not be as simple.

Patches are kept once the event ends. These will be able to be used again for the next event.