so called "updates"
 

As I understand updates are supposed to make a game more fun and more refined, so why instead of fixing things like the return to "rumen" scroll do they take away the relog glitch when you die? it does make the game any more enjoyable to have to travel all the way back to where I was, and meanwhile Im still getting stuck in trees and wading through advertisers and mushrooms!

Because there are more important issues than typos? =/ And the relog glitch was also an unfortunate one. It enabled bots to make their way to Uruga, and low levels wander where they weren't ready to tread.
I really don't care about the stuff that doesn't prevent me from playing properly, like typos.

Was the rumen scroll ever broken? o.O I used one ok when I last played today...


Anyway, the relog glitch is exactly that...a glitch. You're not supposed to be able to get that far if you need to use it, you're supposed to warp back, and yes, as frustrating as it is, work back to where you died.

It was spelled Rumen, instead of Roumen, but to the other versions of Fiesta, I believe its "Rumen" so maybe they didn't bother changing it.

I was just using the typo as an example, there are still things that are a lot more important like getting my character caught, freezing, logging out, and general annoyances that they seem fairly oblivious of. is there anyway to actually TELL them about this stuff? i mean they posted polls that had incorrect facts in them before!

Rumen scroll bug = typo.

It's called "Rûmen" in the other versions of Fiesta, and it's called "Roumen" here.

But yeah...

Typos have no real effect on the game...

they should be fixing all the quests, and the other bugs that people are experiencing.

I think someone said that the quest bugs were because of typos...if so then that's just sad.

lol no no, the typos and bug quests are separate issues.

Someone a while back was "fixing" broken quests by editing game files. This person (if I remember right) said it was because of typos.

Yep.

About 90% of them are because they typed { or } instead of [ or ].

No they aren't. Same thing.