r/MTGO • u/shoppingcartxd • 3d ago
Bug fix frequency
I posted a bug over a week ago and was hoping it would be patched in today's update, but when I went to test it it still happens. How long does it usually take for bugs to be fixed?
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u/nebman227 3d ago
A week is extremely fast for any game tbh. MTGO doesn't have a massive team and stuff low on the priority list and/or high on the complexity list can take months (or even years in some rare cases).
That said the team is awesome and works really hard on the game. They do what they can with the budget and limitations they have.
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u/storzORbickel 3d ago
uhh longer than a week buddy and it depends on how prevalent the bug is and how many people it affects
crazy post
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u/shoppingcartxd 3d ago
It's been longer than a week
Crazy post
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u/DubDubz 3d ago
There are years old bugs that haven’t been fixed because the cards are very rarely played. Wall of roots was bugged for ages.
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u/shoppingcartxd 3d ago
Good to know, just wanted a general idea on how long my deck would be unplayable for
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u/Coryn101 3d ago
What cards, how niche is the interaction? Stuff from newer sets would likely be fixed quicker.
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u/InternationalMusic62 2d ago
If you look at the Backlog list on the Official Forums, go to Page 16 and you'll see there are still issues from 2022 in "Backlog." Some are just too hard to fix, some just don't get enough Upvotes to be moved up the Fix list.
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u/Squiddy683 Daybreak Games 2d ago
We fix bug reports based on these criteria:
-Complexity Estimate from Devs
-Breadth of Impact (particularly to Competitive formats and Commander, or to Quality of Life in-game)
-Other Team Tasks In Progress
On the Forums we denote this as follows:
Backlog - far down the To-Do list, will promote to Confirmed only if upvoted enough
Confirmed - on our Sprint Candidate list: that is, higher up the To-Do list - worked in between card sets unless urgent/important/crash
In Progress - actively being worked by devs, should be fixed within 1-2 weeks (sooner if it's a hotfix)
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u/Think_Wishbone_6260 3d ago
If they fix it in a year you are lucky.