I'll bet on one day before whatever date Helix guesses.

I find attitudes like this very demotivating. I expect JP does as well. If you wanted to do something for this game that you love, I'm confident that the most efffective thing that you could do is to adopt a postive attitude. Edify other players and sysops. Edify the developer. I assert to you that nothing gets a developer more motivated than a fan. And nothing is more demotivating than an unconstructive critic. If you don't like something that he's doing, don't talk about that. Talk about what you do like. Positivity. People will be far more interested in what you have to say then. And hey, if that doesn't come naturally to you, then fake it. I'm not naturally positive and upbeat, but as the president of a company, I know the benefits of praise. Try it and see what happens.

+EP+

Do you think if there were a public bug tracker, players would suddenly return? Because that's really the only thing missing from TW's project management. I think there should be a public bug tracker, but I don't think the lack of one is the main thing keeping players away.