Dune Awakening developer Funcom has issued a new update with its roadmap and future plans for the MMO. Oddly enough it begins with a mea culpa: "I apologize if people feel the communication around issues with the game has been lacking; we are focused on improving this. With a percentage of the team having their well earned (and state mandated) vacations, customer service and the community team have not always had access to developers who can answer their every question."
Those pesky devs and their state mandated vacations! That's what you get when you're a Norwegian developer that's now owned by Tencent. The post goes on to boast about how much Funcom has actually been doing while seemingly doing nothing, which is par for the course with an MMO: "banned thousands of cheaters, fixed a bunch of duplication and exploit bugs" and so on.
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