Fellowship developers continue to prepare for version 1.0 and have decided to increase interaction with the community. The Chief Rebel team now wants to ask players directly for specific changes so they can use the feedback they receive to further develop the game.
To this end, developers will be able to independently set up separate discussions on Discord dedicated to specific questions and hypotheses. This approach should help you receive more accurate feedback, rather than waiting for the right topic to randomly pop up in a general discussion. The team recognizes that some long-known issues for players remain unresolved, so they intend to make the communication process more transparent.
At the same time, the reward system continues to be redesigned. The reward tree already existed in the game, but its implementation had a negative impact on performance. Developer Calle is working on a new version that should become more convenient while reducing the load on the game. The team has also begun working on the long-awaited feature of resetting progress through voting. Its internal implementation is already working, but the developers want to check how it performs once it’s released to players.
The date for the addition of these two features has not yet been announced. If a reset occurs, the team will separately look at whether player behavior will change and whether the new mechanics will make it less likely to leave the group and return to the fortress.