VN Ren'Py Completed The Pill [v0.75] [B.E. Grove]

[Pa3uk]

So, you don't understand how version numbers work, then. mmkay

What do you mean, oooooo great GURU? For me, FINAL PRODUCT is version = 1 -_- , not 0.3, not 0.5, not 0.99~.
Any value other than 1 isn't considered a finished product. It's considered abandoned, stoped or canceled and released in that state without further updates.
So what's the point of even giving numbers (if it doesn't work like that)?
I don't mean to offend anyone or start a debate, but this is stupid. It's easy to see that this isn't higher mathematics, and value 0.75 doesn't equal 1 -_-
So, imagine if an update released "TOMORROW" (suddenly), would it still be called a "finished product"? But it's ALREADY finished... Now you see how stupid that is.
And since you've already mentioned the Xbox and PS4 (for some reason, older generation), I don't recall anything like that ever being released. At most, a DEMO version and Early Access, nothing more. If you're giving examples (of consoles), please cite at least ONE product as an example.
Mmkay?

 

[Chrathrard]

What do you mean, oooooo great GURU? For me, FINAL PRODUCT is version = 1 -_- , not 0.3, not 0.5, not 0.99~.

Version 0.75 is complete. Version infinity.mango is final.

 

[jahall]

I think different developers do version numbers in different ways, but many devs seem to use the "." just as a separator rather than as a decimal point, so you can have versions 0.9, 1.0, 1.1 and so on. I think that's a very confusing method, and think having versions 9, 10, 11 etc would be much better. The initial zero doesn't serve any useful purpose. You could then have 9.1 etc for bug fixes of version 9.

 

[Pa3uk]

Version 0.75 is complete. Version infinity.mango is final.

You apparently don't understand what I'm getting at. The thread itself says that the PRODUCT (the entire product) is in a complete state. Not that its version (currently 0.75) is complete and work has begun on (let's say) 0.85 -_-. Is THAT really so hard to understand?
;(