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Maybe. You got the point, or else he/she bussy doing full time job / part time job / making some other games,. these days a developer would make more than 1 project per works.
Take a look there many threads VN Renpy games, but not many it completed.
Maybe if developer is serious builing 1 project per work. It would took awesome achivements as progressing really good. Maybe im wrong ?
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I'm not asking for completion. Game versions work in a way that "0.1v" basically means that there is approximately 10% of a future game. So, after a year he/she is still at 10% of a game? Either it is a VERY ambitious project or they just don't know/care how versions work. Or, like I said, lazy.Maybe. You got the point, or else he/she bussy doing full time job / part time job / making some other games,. these days a developer would make more than 1 project per works.
Take a look there many threads VN Renpy games, but not many it completed.
Maybe if developer is serious builing 1 project per work. It would took awesome achivements as progressing really good. Maybe im wrong ?
P.S. And of course we can already see a patreon page. With monthly payments. For a game that couldn't hit a 0.2v after a year. Fascinating world we're living in...
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Version number means nothing, when it comes to completion of a game/program. Version numbers is just a way to label new iterations of the game, program, whatever. In many cases such can go through a lot of iterations inhouse before even get released to the public/customers.
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Version number means nothing? Seriously? So, it is a coincidence that release version of the game is always 1.0 and the farther the version from 1.0 the less content it usually has? If you need a way to label new iterations of the game - then what's the point of writing "0.x"? Why not just simply write "Version 1, version 2, etc."?
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Release version of a game, program, whatever, have no need to be 1.0. I could plow through my steam library and give lots of examples, but I rather dump this on you @
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He's right you know, and not every versioning is the same as the wiki shows,
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being the most popular and widely adopted. I'm not saying that most games or even ring of lust on here follow this but 0.1 doesn't mean 10% of the content.
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It's not 100%, but surely 99.99% accurate. If you want to see if the game has a lot of content or not, see the pages of each game thread. If it's 10 pages, mean it's the game have bare minimum content. You see a game have 1000 comment pages, sure it's has a lot to offer and faps. Forget the theory or v0.00261 ... all means nothing. Although there some game that upload and already completed, like those Hentai 2D games, so it doesn't attract a lot of people to comment that much.
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Not entire true though. Some games might get an awesome welcome with lots of attention, with the promise of it will be a very good game, and people very much interested. A thread can flare up fast, not necessary because of the amount of content released, but for what will come down the road. Other games might arrive with lot of content, but doesn't necessary get the same amount of attention.
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>Tells that release version doesn't have to be 1.0
>Gives link to wikipedia where we can see that "Version 1.0 is used as a major milestone, indicating that the software is "complete""
Sure, doesn't have to be, just used almost everywhere.
Oh, sure, give me examples from your Steam Library. And a reason why it should matter considering that Steam Early Access
with "Pay 1 time, wait for full game" is not Patreon "Pay every month while developer is getting closer to release... hopefully".
Give me examples of porn games, as we're talking about porn game on a porn site. And porn games usually are made by people with much less responsibility (and knowledge of game versioning). Name me a completed porn game with version lower than 1.0, because I can name enough games that prove my point.
And it's funny how you're using wikipedia page as a shield without actually saying which part of it proves your point.
I'm not saying that 0.1 means 10% is a rule, I've noticed it after years of playing these types of games. If I was sure of it, I wouldn't be asking my first question in a first place, would I?
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Hmmm,Stella cinema's... 
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What, where do you invite her? If I go to her room Sat morn she is still naked and dejected, if I meet her at breakfast I get the same old stupid quip from her and if she meets me in the shower I get blown but nothing else...
Ok, Sunday Aft meet sad Stella in kitchen... Now how the fuck do I ask her out or get flowers? At the store I'm always "just looking around"...
Ok, Sat morn invite on date at her room. Go to shop, buy flowers.
Now I've done 4 weeks of horror movies and 2 weeks of romance movies and still no douchebag or action... Fuck I hate sandbox games...
Ok, takes about 8 weeks...
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I am afraid you didn't understand article. Complete in this context doesn't mean finished, just ready for the release. For example, Linux Kernel, (from same pasus) and latest stable release of it is 5.3.7. Another examples would be the Firefox and the Chrome. There were many releases after 1.0...
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Did I say that game can not have updates after 1.0? And yes, please, more examples not related to porn games
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He compared software versioning, them being operating systems or games is irrelevant.
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