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No. There's new content and the for every update mandatory sex scene.
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Well, another setup update with a random optional sex scene and a quite random pic.
First I thought that's the dead guy. Speaking of, who is that guy the MC pulled out from under Anton's bed?
First I thought that's the dead guy. Speaking of, who is that guy the MC pulled out from under Anton's bed?
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who told that 1.0 has to be the final one? And also who told you that there can't be a version 0.130 or 0.264? (0.200 is not 0.2 !!! we are talking about versionning and NOT about mathematics - just saying).
You guys really should stop assuming things and stay on facts (not only here but also in general).
Other games call the 2nd update as v2.0, and patches/fixes as v2.1 and so on - you can't always say 1.0 is final
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Just curious, show me an update where 0.200 is not 0.2... it's not mathematics, it's logics.
Also... 1.0 > 0.96 > 0.264 > 0.130. I think you meant 1.130, and above 0.201 or 0.2b not being 0.2
(but 0.200 will always be 0.2)
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i see you have NO clue about software versionning dude - no reason to argue with you
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Just in case you are interested:
Software versionning can be done (and mostly IS done) by MAJOR.MINOR.BUGFIX.
meaning 0.xxx.yyy mostly is alpha, while 1.xxx.yyy is first release candidate.
xxx = different parts of Alpha/release and finally yyy are fixes.
xxx can go up to endless.
so finally 0.1.0 is the first minor release and 0.10.0 is the 10th.... up to 0.100.0 is the 100th
Oh - forgot to mention that in ONE point you are right: 1.0.0 is the first full release (without fixes)
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That said this is for real software updates. I doubt most porn game creators know/care about stuff like this. A lot of them had 0 prior experience and learnt programming only to develop their games.
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if you are really that dumb and need an example:
The developers of the
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emulator
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do not ever intend to release a version 1.0 of the program because there will always be more
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to emulate and thus the project can never be truly completed. Accordingly, version 0.99 was followed by version 0.100 (now at 0.255 or something like that)And if you want an example from Microsoft:
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is on 11.8164.8172Pokémon GO (Samsung Galaxy Apps version) 0.213.2
Enough? or need more examples?
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Oh - and even the "Summertime Saga" has been 20.9 -> 20.10 -> 20.11
(compared to Yamakasi20 it would have been 20.10 -> 20.11 -> 20.9 which is just non-logic)
In software-versionning there are no decimals like 3,14 or 1,2 - i never have seen a decimal with 2 dots though - just saying. There are just 2-5 DIFFERENT numbers which are each seperated by point. So it's not 20,9 it's 20 AND 9 (different from 20.90, which would be 20 and 90 (Major 20, minor 90).
So of course further down mentioned Dasz is right, as they say their 4.15 is a higher version than 4.9 (main version 4 and minor change 15, which is of course later then minor change 9)
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My own payroll software, developed by me, has been 0.1, 0.2, 0.2b, 0.5, 0.6, 0.8, 0.9, 0.9.5, 0.10, 0.12, and so on.
Like Hyperserver said, versions are not numbers. There are more like labels.
Nope, DAZ Studio 4.9 is an older version than DAZ Studio 4.15, because 15 is greater than 9 (their words).
This shitty logic is following the program everywhere, so the largest difficulty in creating visuals for VNs is in trying to get used to their flavor of logic... when you do, the program is exceedingly easy to use, but until then, prepare for a bumpy ride, the learning curve is STEEP!
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Thank you, I actually wanted a genuine explanation and "not numbers, but labels" fits the bill in just 4 words.
Hyperserver thanks for all the insults, buddy. Grab a Snickers.
Also Jad1239, really good read. I have a team of devs, but I never bother looking into their line of work. Appreciate it.