Quoting SyDaemon, reply 3The two new Demigods will be the first downloadable content and v1.2 has them. I think regardless of anyone's definition of how long it should take for DLC to become available, more balances and bug fixes ought to be in place before such DLC are released. It is quite unwise to pour more content on top of any existing bugs or balance issues.
I don't agree with this. Nothing is going to be bug free. MMOs add more content on top of bugs every day. I don't think its unrealistic to expect DLC somewhat swiftly these days. GPG just is focused on releasing SupCom 2 and/or doesn't care about Demigod, or cares about Demigod, but doesn't let the community know.
Its so silly Stardock shows more interest in supporting the game than GPG.
Well first, because of the way MMOs are set up, they need the new content to retain the user base to make money. I'm pretty sure MMOs developers are also constantly fixing bugs as well. A buggy game does not retain their user base. This is true especially when the operational costs for MMOs are much higher than retail games, even if they're multiplayer-centric, due to the number of servers they need running. MMOs are also likely to be assigned a large maintenance/content development team, larger than any post launch maintenance team of a retail product.
I see where you're coming from. New content is fine as long as they do not depend on a buggy system supporting them. Otherwise, my point stands. Fix the system, then introduce the new content in that case.
I'm not sure how you guys managed to draw the conclusion that GPG has no interest in Demigod. Stardock is currently "representing" GPG's voice on the forums. To me, their presence here implies continued GPG support. We have to remember that Stardock isn't making v1.2 (though they are contributing), GPG is. The fact that v1.2 even exists is proof enough that GPG still cares about Demigod, because the resources necessary to build patches is NOT trivial.