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Yet again... read the changelog. Since ver 0.4, each update has come with the main version update and one bugfix to fix bugs that were missed during testing. There is no reason to assume it'll be any different with 0.6. And if there ends up being a second bugfix patch the who the fuck really cares? Dumber complaint than the toaster shit.
Yeah every times they do freaking kidding fixing bugs; such like they got bugs from Neptune
. Tell me, do you check your foods before eating or you just gulp it away like Chinese-chipmunk?If there s nothing updated and included even a single scene or dialogue then they should not change the released version! (Instead posting SH-v0.6- (Neptune-bug fixed
) preez enejoyo!
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Not a good comparison to make there, sorry. With stuff like games, they do of course test before release, but the thing is, no matter how well they test (usually with the specific intention of trying to break it, so those bugs are found and fixed before release) there will almost always be something they miss because they haven't tried playing it in this random little way that a small number of players do. It might literally be going from x screen to y screen, while most people would get to y screen from z screen instead.Yeah every times they do freaking kidding fixing bugs; such like they got bugs from Neptune
I think with all these posts today, it's clear that you have the wrong impression of how a release works and the follow-up patches that you pretty much always get to follow a main release.
The release is (in this case) 0.6. The patch/bugfix is 0.6.1. If it was an actual new release, it would be 0.7 - that's just how version numbering works.If there s nothing updated and included even a single scene or dialogue then they should not change the released version! (Instead posting SH-v0.6- (Neptune-bug fixed
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Software is commonly versioned in this way. It's called semantic versioning and it's a standard. Major updates, minor updates, and patches are separated by a period. In this case, the game itself is denoted by the first number (0), the update version the second number (6), and patches are denoted by the third. Hence why it's numbered as 0.6.1. If there was another patch after this, it would be called 0.6.2.If there s nothing updated and included even a single scene or dialogue then they should not change the released version! (Instead posting SH-v0.6- (Neptune-bug fixed
Sorry to debunk your crackpot theories.
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WILL IT BE ABLE TO FIX OUR DISAPPOINTMENT, AH, AH, AH?!
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Only details I've seen were on the Discord:
"Bugs, typos, misspellings and a couple of render fixes."
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It's not unless you want every single word spelled correctly, which mostly likely is not the case, I doubt every single grammar error is fixed, they never really are in these games. Changes from v0.6 to v0.6.1 are just spelling, so if you already played, there is zero reason to replay.
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The update is only grammar/spelling and minor bug fixes, the mod should work fine, if you've got v0.6 really no reason to replay/update.
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That brilliant. Similar to how some people 'still' wonder why my ignore list is so high with these idiots around this forum.
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Are you one of those people who brag about their important and adult lists? And by the way, am I there?))