BobCarter

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Jan 28, 2018
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To expand on what others have already said, in software versioning, the periods aren't decimal points, they're dots, i.e. separators like in a web address. So 0.15 isn't "point one-five", which would only be half-way from point one to point two, it's "oh dot fifteen", i.e. fifteenth major prerelease revision. Further, I know some devs (notably NLT) treat the number after "0." as a percentage towards completion and release of the 1.0 version, but this is VERY FAR from standard practice. A game could jump directly from 0.1 to 1.0, or it could go to .51684651681651, which would only tell you it's had that many prerelease versions, nothing whatsoever about how close it is to being done.
It gets even worse if they use Alpha, Beta, Full, Final.

Pre-Alpha might also be used to make things more confusing.

So you can go from say Pre-Alpha 1.2.6 to Alpha 1.0 (or 0.0.0.1)
Then do the same for Beta, then Full, then Final.

Some people also use things like Indef, and Indev, which are stages I don't see anyone really use.


Now for a meme
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baneini

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Good rpgm stuff except every situation that could easily have sexual content inserted in it doesn't have any.
You cant even consider it sparse sexual content, more like the dev is hostile to the very idea. First set of boobs you see is more akin to a picasso painting than porn.
There's a scene where a professional whore goes to a bathroom to give a guy a bj and the scene ends with her giving him a carved up fruit to masturbate to offscreen which begs the question: Is the dev asexual?

It might seem like slow burn from the outset but it never burns so just skip it.
 

Sculptor

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I wanted to try it, but the millenial, ironic humor is making me cringe and close it every few minutes. Every single dialogue, every single sentence there is something absurd and millenial, as if written by a committee of Reddit mods. If the game doesn't take itself seriously, why should I?
 
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