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I forgot the last time i saw a change log, but neither i have seen anyone asking about it here so i was thinking should i question it and is it only that there are no lists of changes or warmane stoped fixing common bugs too, i think they fix some problems but its hard to tell by only looking in the bug tracker
DW and Rag get updated almost every day, but they won't tell us what got "fixed", 0 changlogs, 0 devlongs, less than 2 days left untill the merge and threre's no info about that either.
Seems like they gave up on that whole "communication" thing a while ago.
They are probably just waiting for a decent amount of fixes to pile up in order to hit it in one swoop. Each and every fix needs to be double checked, re-phrased and linked up with the tracker
Yeees, change log is coming, thank you warmane, you heard my call, even though most likely it was a coincidence
They don't post changelogs because they make changes to 'fully-scripted' content so often.
They make many updates throughout the weeks, apply the updates to the servers, then do multiple checks and tests to make sure what they fixed is working as it should. Once that's completed, they will post the changelog.
They do communicate. Warmane is good at that, however, like in most all businesses, there are times where communication is greater than others. Business is never steady. You will always find peaks mids and lows that continue to change.
Just know that they do their best to make this server great for us. The least anyone can do is say a simple "Thank you."
I appreciate the work all the staff has done to help keep this a growing community and near bug-free server! Thank you!
The only thing I wish we'd see more of is more transparency on fixes relating to raid content. It's really frustrating going in and not knowing what's gonna work or not (see: Brundir doing Lightning Whirl with no bosses dead as of today).
Even a very minimal changelog for Ulduar/Naxx/etc adjustments would be much loved so that the raid leaders of Lordaeron aren't guessing what to do/how to do it all the time.