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v1.0 is not what comes after 0.9 or 0.99. After 0.9 comes 0.10 and after 0.99 comes 0.100, then 0.101 and so on. Seeing how Smokeydots has been marking his game versions, I'd dare to say he'll follow the same well established pattern.
It's not "how these indie devs" do, but this is how the software versioning generally works in software development. It's not a decimal but a
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.Of course, since there is no standard set, various developers can use their own versioning system however they want, but FOSS devs and majority of others follow the semantic system.
Confused are only those who never paid attention to how software versioning works.
v1.0 would likely be the final complete version, following fixes and additions could be marked as v1.x.x, but there is no way to tell when that will happen, at least not by simply looking at the versioning pattern.
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