I missed updating the schedule report list this week due to E3 and real life. But it looks like all vehicles/ships are now ready for 3.0. The RSI Ursa Rover and the rework of the Drake Cutlass Black are both complete. The reworks of the Arrowhead Sniper Rifle and Ksar Devastator-12 Shotgun were both completed as well. The Scourge Railgun is the only item left from the ships and weapons category that has yet to be declared complete. The MobiGlas Overhaul was also completed, as was the UI Owner Component.
Derelict Ships have now been divided into two different items. Basic and Inhabited. Basic derelict ships will look completely empty. Inhabited derelict ships will look like someone setup shop in them for a time. However, derelict ships that are currently inhabited, not simply looking like they had been at one point, will not be a part of this patch.
Cargo was pushed back from June 16th to June 19th. The major issue with Repair that moved it out of complete status has now been taken care of and just needs minor bugfixing. Inventory System Support received no update. The Rover and Dragonfly being carried in ships has been pushed from June 16th to June 27th. The conversion to Item 2.0 created unforeseen issues.
The Entity Update Component Scheduler is no longer being prioritized for 3.0's release. Instead, the item will be continuously worked on through the release of 3.0 until it is finished. The item may still see some form of release for 3.0 but it won't be technically complete and will be actively improved afterwards.
The Mission System has been pushed from June 12th to June 30th due to bugfixes. Render to Texture was pushed from June 15th to June 29th as additional needs were identified in order for this item to fit the goals of the upcoming patch. Asteroid Physics has been pushed from June 19th to June 23rd. The implementation of new debugging software delayed the team from getting started on this item, which consequently pushed back the completion date. This has also caused a delay to Exposure Improvements, though this item wasn't anticipated to be completed until June 26th anyways. The new date is June 30th.
The Solar System Shop Service, which was once complete and then brought back up for additional work, has been pushed back from June 16th to June 23rd. The New Message Queue was aiming for a June 14th completion. The item is not being declared as complete but it seems that it mostly is. They are now working through some bugs thanks to the old system but it sounds like this item is effectively good to go.
As this week did not see any additional delays in testing or expected 3.0 release, Evocati testing should begin this Wednesday. Two weeks later, general testing should begin. At that point, expect a flood of information and videos about 3.0.
Derelict Ships have now been divided into two different items. Basic and Inhabited. Basic derelict ships will look completely empty. Inhabited derelict ships will look like someone setup shop in them for a time. However, derelict ships that are currently inhabited, not simply looking like they had been at one point, will not be a part of this patch.
Cargo was pushed back from June 16th to June 19th. The major issue with Repair that moved it out of complete status has now been taken care of and just needs minor bugfixing. Inventory System Support received no update. The Rover and Dragonfly being carried in ships has been pushed from June 16th to June 27th. The conversion to Item 2.0 created unforeseen issues.
The Entity Update Component Scheduler is no longer being prioritized for 3.0's release. Instead, the item will be continuously worked on through the release of 3.0 until it is finished. The item may still see some form of release for 3.0 but it won't be technically complete and will be actively improved afterwards.
The Mission System has been pushed from June 12th to June 30th due to bugfixes. Render to Texture was pushed from June 15th to June 29th as additional needs were identified in order for this item to fit the goals of the upcoming patch. Asteroid Physics has been pushed from June 19th to June 23rd. The implementation of new debugging software delayed the team from getting started on this item, which consequently pushed back the completion date. This has also caused a delay to Exposure Improvements, though this item wasn't anticipated to be completed until June 26th anyways. The new date is June 30th.
The Solar System Shop Service, which was once complete and then brought back up for additional work, has been pushed back from June 16th to June 23rd. The New Message Queue was aiming for a June 14th completion. The item is not being declared as complete but it seems that it mostly is. They are now working through some bugs thanks to the old system but it sounds like this item is effectively good to go.
As this week did not see any additional delays in testing or expected 3.0 release, Evocati testing should begin this Wednesday. Two weeks later, general testing should begin. At that point, expect a flood of information and videos about 3.0.