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And yet, it does. If you aren't completed with coding updates but want to get something into people's hands - you tweak a couple lines of the current code (99% of which was already game tested) to lessen the chance of a break with some newer content.Nah, I call bullshit.
Software development does not work this way.
Whoever made this mess is long gone.
Maybe they hired a few rookies to fix it, but they are surely not up to this task.
The art is ageless. It can wait for an hero who turns it into a worthy game.
This way you are not having to game test the major update of code for only 6 scenes and create more headache for your and your fans. Especially with changes in code which modify a number of scenes that perhaps haven't been recoded at this time.