Couldn't find this elsewhere.
I am assuming that the timer still hasn't started on the cloud access, and won't until whenever the Player Edition is released. However, I am finding myself hit with a number of bugs, the interface seems to be slow even on a near-empty realm, and so I find myself wondering:
What happens to our realms in the cloud if we drop the cloud license? Are they still stored in case we return (like many online subscription-based games, where you can start back up where you left off)? Can we store them offline, and then if we return to paying for cloud upload/sync them again?
I just have the feeling that I may want to not pay for the cloud service until the product/feature set is a little bit more fully developed, and I'm wondering if my content would essentially be at the mercy of my continuing payment for cloud. It SOUNDS like you would still be able to get at your stuff offline, and still might be able to resync later, but I'm not sure. This might also be handy for people who like RW as it is now but hit financial hurdles.
I am assuming that the timer still hasn't started on the cloud access, and won't until whenever the Player Edition is released. However, I am finding myself hit with a number of bugs, the interface seems to be slow even on a near-empty realm, and so I find myself wondering:
What happens to our realms in the cloud if we drop the cloud license? Are they still stored in case we return (like many online subscription-based games, where you can start back up where you left off)? Can we store them offline, and then if we return to paying for cloud upload/sync them again?
I just have the feeling that I may want to not pay for the cloud service until the product/feature set is a little bit more fully developed, and I'm wondering if my content would essentially be at the mercy of my continuing payment for cloud. It SOUNDS like you would still be able to get at your stuff offline, and still might be able to resync later, but I'm not sure. This might also be handy for people who like RW as it is now but hit financial hurdles.