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As usual, if you like it consider to support the developer on patreon (see first page)
- Mar 3, 2018
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Um, the first one's main quest was done a while ago. The dev said they'd add some events and bug fixes and the like, but also said they'd start working on part 2 as a separate game. So, the first one is done.
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Why it this at version 1.3? Is this picking up from the 1st game! If its a new game I don't get the jump to 1.0, then again I really don't get how developers give out version numbers. I get 00.1 or 0.1 till it works up to 1.0.
and now that we also have accessories like a choker, some piercings would also be nice
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i'm surprised dev didn't just use the old layout from 1 and added new char and more scene to already existing character. there's a lot of unfinished stuff in 1.
- Sep 24, 2017
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There's no hard and fast rules for how version numbers should be done. The most common standard today is Semvar (semantic versioning). With Semvar a 1.0.0 would, indeed, be a finished and thoroughly bug tested game.
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But semvar isn't universally accepted and most major branded software products don't use it. For example Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Windows, and Adobe Photoshop all have their own version numbering schemes with little relationship between them. And, just a decade or two ago, version numbers for beta applications would have looked more like 1.0 beta1 and 1.0 beta2 (there was rarely more than one or two beta releases of a software). The only thing that really matters is that the developer understands his own versioning scheme and remains consistent in applying it.
Is there anywhere specific where bugs can be reported to? I would like to help out as much as I can.
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Hmm, I learn something new
. Thank you, I'll keep the semvar system I mind. I think the commercial gaming industry still uses it. GTA San Andreas was at version 1.0 when it came out, since then they released bug fixes and the versions are in line with the semvar system. It seem programmers, developers use whatever they want to list the next version.Most of the games I play Ren py, RPGM, ect seem to use 0.1, 00.1 until they work up too 1.0, anything beyond that is updates to cg's, UI, the game core...
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That is the norm these days. And, once upon a time, it wasn't uncommon for devs to use inflated version numbers to make their software seem more mature than it is. But no one does that any more cause its too easy to google search the software and find the truth. One could accuse mozilla of unnecessarily inflating firefox's version numbers by increasing the major-number when nothing major had changed.Hmm, I learn something new
Most of the games I play Ren py, RPGM, ect seem to use 0.1, 00.1 until they work up too 1.0, anything beyond that is updates to cg's, UI, the game core...
I don't think that's what the dev is trying to do here. I don't know the dev's reasoning. But I doubt the dev thinks anyone is going to believe this is a finished game.