@BillyJi812 @bruninhorocket I guess I'm asking what are you expecting "Ced" to do but to inform the dev team of what's going on? There are different roles in the team.
@BillyJi812 @bruninhorocket This isn't just a job to me though but I can see why you say that. I was just curious. I wouldn't just assume that people don't care because it isn't their department though.
@FreelanceRobert @bruninhorocket That comment is kind of old too. Glad we're seeing eye to eye. Imagine using a general term like broke to describe a game that tens of thousands playing daily. It's not functionally broken. Cheers, keep at it.
@BillyJi812 @bruninhorocket Why would you assume I don't care? Just curious.
@TygressD @Xbox_InMy_Veins Taking a little extra time with console for those reasons specifically. Hopefully we can make this a smooth launch for the console peeps.
@FreelanceRobert @bruninhorocket This joke is kind of old and low effort but we can still go with it if you like. "Cool I'll make sure everyone gets their pizza"
@BillyJi812 @bruninhorocket File a ticket on the website. We have teams for this.
@FreelanceRobert @bruninhorocket Na, it just fixes bad attitudes.
@Li1yGraceGaming There's a possibility. I'll know more soon :)
@BruteShotAdam They are still on the case. No ETA yet.
@BuddyRomero5 Teams are looking into it. Thanks.
@ThePilgrimz 🧐
Big week next week 😉 How was the weekend/holiday?
RT @survivetheark: Introducing Tropeognathus!
https://survivetheark.com/index.php?/articles.html/introducing-tropeognathus-r1556/ http://pbs.twimg.com/media/EYpbTrCU8AA9sz7.jpg
@alk_sevinc I'm actually not sure. I'll try and find out.
@KingWithADragon TLC is still planned :)
Wait, it's not robotic either? You mean it's a real dino? http://pbs.twimg.com/tweet_video_thumb/EYpfZQfUcAAKBhN.jpg
@VersaceKimK They are working on it. I'll let you know if I get an ETA
A flier? You dont say.... 😉 https://twitter.com/survivetheark/status/1263923127794331650Introducing Tropeognathus! https://t.co/6eEqySwuMo https://t.co/r9ZWR5GwGC
Introducing Tropeognathus! 
Common Name: Tropeo
Species: Tropeognathus mesembrinus
Time: Cretaceous
Diet: Piscivore
Temperament: NeutralUp close, Tropeognathus mesembrinus is easily recognized by the keeled crests on its snout, but with wingspans of up to twenty-seven feet, you’re sure to spot it before then. These large wings are not only ideal for catching air currents over its ocean hunting grounds, but they also let Tropeognathus draft off of other flying creatures by flying behind them. While not the fastest flyer on the Isles, when combined with its remarkable stamina, this makes Tropeognathus well suited for long distance flight.Because it’s on the wing so much, Tropeognathus is best snared by those riding another flier. I've noticed the more clever tribespeople using chain bolas to capture them while airborne.Domesticated
Once tamed, Tropeognathus has proven quite useful to the people of the Isles beyond mere transportation. For example, its toothed beak can grind down many common g... Read more
Common Name: TropeoSpecies: Tropeognathus mesembrinus
Time: Cretaceous
Diet: Piscivore
Temperament: NeutralUp close, Tropeognathus mesembrinus is easily recognized by the keeled crests on its snout, but with wingspans of up to twenty-seven feet, you’re sure to spot it before then. These large wings are not only ideal for catching air currents over its ocean hunting grounds, but they also let Tropeognathus draft off of other flying creatures by flying behind them. While not the fastest flyer on the Isles, when combined with its remarkable stamina, this makes Tropeognathus well suited for long distance flight.Because it’s on the wing so much, Tropeognathus is best snared by those riding another flier. I've noticed the more clever tribespeople using chain bolas to capture them while airborne.Domesticated
Once tamed, Tropeognathus has proven quite useful to the people of the Isles beyond mere transportation. For example, its toothed beak can grind down many common g... Read more