I mean, do you think I didn't know that already?
Have you seen the characters, I think they have gone through enough incest.
considering the appearance of the characters with or without incest I'm out lol
Told me enough to know this belongs on my ignore list. So it's working, I guess.
got to here, stopped reading, because youre wrong. a. it doesnt fucking matter. b. youre still wrong. 1.2.3. 1, major release, 2, minor update, 3, bugfix/patch. want to argue this isnt a major release, but a minor one? different story. want to argue that nothing can be a 1.0 until its fully complete due to your limited knowledge of software development? back to the stone age with you bud. if you want to go check it out, there are a dozen articles on the internet agreeing with me. and probably 10 times that disagreeing with me. and most of those disagree with each other as well. because there is no set standard. only recommendations. a developer is free to use their own versioning system if they like. or call it fishrelease7, broomupdate4, etc. if they like. which brings me full circle back to a. it doesnt fucking matter.
so why do other people need to stop doing something perfectly reasonable just because it bothers you? and just because it bothers you, why does that mean they dont know anything about something you know nothing about? doesnt sound like you think its just a pet peeve.....
I don't know, maybe because it's just one thing on top of a literal iceberg of shit that this game is? Maybe because while other numbering conventions might be acceptable in other fields of software, but for video-games specifically (of which this title supposedly is), they adhere to the numbering structure I alluded to. The industry leaders of AAA games don't release demos numbered Ver 1.0, and browsing the sea of Early Access titles on Steam (games that have yet to reach a 'final' content complete launch) are awash with titles numbered 0.xxx, because those devs know and are following the norms of game development. The norm is not a law (some use a dated version structure, also acceptable, and also not used here), you don't have to adhere to it, but not doing so belies ignorance of the norms; and that's never a good look. It is a lack of attention to detail, and in the grand scheme of things, one of the game's smallest problems; hence why it is a pet peeve.
