Guild Wars 2

“With our monthly content updates, we have given you guys New High-lvl Territory to roam, new drops and loot, new events, a 8-bit super adventure box and most recently, the culmination of the first Living Story Campaign. While this has been fun and added many new dynamics and aspects for players to enjoy, we realize we have been neglecting an extensive amount of bugs that have been around since launch, and the players have reminded us each month that we need to finally get around to fixing them. So our May 2013 update will not have any new content, but will focus 100% on correcting visual bugs, trait bugs, animation glitches, and the like.”

Things I wish Anet would say.

I would agree but I really really really want to see the SAB before they fix bugs and glitches. Currently the SAB is the last thing I need to always have an alternative to when I don’t want to do something else in GW2.

Omg you really had my hopes up! I thought this was an actual quote.

If it gets enough +1s, it just might be. (hoping, but not holding breath, that we’ll see a Massive Bug fix update by gw2 1-yr ann. in Aug. Especially since there is no reason in the underworld why a bug has lasted since launch for a whole year.)

You kitten lol, I thought that this was an actual response from anet about the next update!
In all seriousness though, this needs to be done. The game is in a bad state of repair and there have been 0 performance patches since launch. I don’t include the culling patch since they just pushed the issue to the end user rather than fix the actual issue.
You got my hopes up

If it was severe bugs, I’d somehow see why they aren’t fixed quickly. But it takes them months to fix a tooltip, I mean, honestly... wtf. While this doesn’t sound important, you never know if a skill will be changed or if just the tooltip is off. And people don’t like uncertainty while gearing up, especially whn it comes to ascended gear.

bumping thread 1 time.

Dude, this would make me far happier than any of the temporary content introduced so far. Aside from the Hallowe’en/Wintersday stuff, the rest hasn’t really thrilled me – I’d far prefer they’d been working on fixing the glaring bugs in the game rather than making temp content.

Different teams for different things.

Who is to say that the Content Development teams have the knowledge to fix the bugs in the code?