It just might be me catastrophising myself again, but I just want to know from the community what all are the things one considers before releasing it out for people.
There's one universal rule in programming: Whatever how long and how deep you test your code, there will always be at least one bug that you missed.
With hope, no one will ever trigger it, but it will be there, somewhere in your code, waiting for someone to match all the very special conditions you didn't thought about.
Last time
Heavy Five was updated, it had few typos and three bugs. Yet, each part is tested by the four official testers, and occasionally few unofficial ones, and in the end the whole update goes back to the testers and is tested again, during more or less a whole week. And it's not enough to catch everything, but would the test have lasted one full month that the result would have been the same.
And the same ca be said for all the other games. Testers are as human as the coder, therefore they also make mistakes and miss things. There's few grumpy guys, but globally we know that games on the scene are mostly done by amateurs, what mean that there will be bugs time to time, and that we will have to wait for a bug fix.
So, don't over stress it, you've tested it and it works ? So it can be released.
