Release early, release often or every thursday is my vaporware day
Isn't gpp playing the rero game?
gpp is not a full release. And it is not a release from the end user perspective.
(some of the forum regulars might consider it rero though)
They should have released it as a full release.
They could at least release it with as an installer and say it is official new release
Instead you see a discouraging text on the download page
If you wish to participate in games on the Tremulous 1.2 Preview servers you'll need one of following packages. Windows and Linux users will need a working copy of 1.1 for the installers to patch. Mac users need only download the disk image; it contains all of the supporting files required to play.
expect people to download it and play after this comment
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sorry but is it really that hard to release "at least" gpp as tremulous 1.1.5 with installers and say it is official
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EDIT:
The dev team has already made a game, which took effort that nobody here is offering for 1.2. If you're excited about 1.2 then you're in a better position than most people to put effort into making it happen. There is definitely support for such an endeavour and those who declare it dead are only bitter because they too would have liked to have seen an update.
They could release what they have so far as 1.1.X or whatever they want to call
Otherwise no one is going to help a game that makes no releases.
What if You put lots of effort in the game but Some devs still insisted to delay the release for another Y years
(so that they could add more balance, feature Z, or more assets)
Of course it is always fun to participate in an open source game project.
But I'd rather participate in a project that releases something
(well tremulous does release something but it is invisible to the end user... it is like open beta forever. When I say release I am not talking about that kind of release)
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sorry if I sound cryptic, redundant or self contradicting
I know there is always some progress in development (slow or not)
There is some good amount of features, bug fixes already done after 1.1.0
So wouldn't it be better to release what you have so far instead of waiting for another year for new stuff to complete