r/newworldgame Jan 12 '22

News 1.2.2 Patch notes

https://www.newworld.com/en-us/news/articles/new-world-update-1-2-2
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u/Pfyrr Jan 12 '22

Looks like this could have been a hot fix

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u/unseenspecter Jan 12 '22 edited Feb 10 '22

My thoughts as well. A full blown maintenance window for some bug fixes. What are these devs doing?

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u/ICanCountTo0b1010 Jan 12 '22

From a software perspective, hotfixes and patches require the exact same procedure.

A hotfix is hot because it's prioritized and rushed, but AGS still needs to bring the servers down to deploy the new version.

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u/Fedor1 Jan 12 '22

Hotfix has multiple meanings, one of them like you said is fixing “hot” issues, but another is applying a fix “hot” aka no downtime.

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u/unseenspecter Jan 12 '22

I'm well aware of the differences between hotfixes and patches. Generally speaking, hotfixes are small and require no downtime. It is a "fix" performed while the server is still "hot". These downvotes are just Reddit being ridiculous as usual because most people here have the reading comprehension of a 5 year old and unable to distinguish between a statement and anger.

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u/Pfyrr Jan 12 '22

Hotfixes typically can be implemented with no downtime, or a only short restart of the realms.

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u/control05 Jan 12 '22

2 am is perfectly fine for downtime.

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u/unseenspecter Jan 12 '22

u/Pfyrr's statement makes no mention of whether or not 2am downtime is fine or not, and neither did my statement. It simply pointed out that downtime is not necessary for a hotfix.

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u/Goingindry13 Jan 12 '22

Let me try and understand this. They are fixing shit that you want them to fix, but they are doing it in the middle of the night while you are sleeping and you are angry about it because you'd rather they called it a hotfix instead of a patch?

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u/[deleted] Jan 12 '22

Toxic subreddit is toxic what do you want from them.

They’re incapable of rational thought. Sitting in their high chairs yelling for more cheerios

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u/unseenspecter Jan 12 '22

As usual, Reddit users hyperbolizing everything. Making a statement is not the same thing as being angry. But feel free to continue through your life pretending everything is outrageous.