Mod Development Stages
#1
Posted 18 December 2003 - 02:22 PM
Concept - The ideas stage. When ideas are mixed together to become the basis for the mod.
Planning - Changing ideas into workable parts. Adding new ideas and organising old ones.
Work - The start of real work on the mod. Making the ideas into models, maps, skins and code.
Alpha - Bringing all the work together into one place. Seeing what is missing, what needs changing or adding. Initial testing.
Beta - Testing the product before release. Tweaking and balancing. Bug fixing.
Gold - Ready to be uploaded and released.
Please stop calling things beta when there realy not.
#2
Posted 18 December 2003 - 05:57 PM
#3
Posted 01 August 2004 - 05:10 PM
So why the hell do so many mods release betas, then?
And no mod in this whole community has ever been 'finished'. Only ever 'this is the last version we will release'. But never 100% finished.
#4
Posted 01 August 2004 - 09:19 PM
EAApoc wrote:
The only written law in a C&C game I ever saw is please Mr.Developer make it fun and give me a lot of **** to explode, o and don't you ever get another soul to play Kane but Joe Kucan. Aside from those two rules, all bets are off =) hehe
-APOC
#5
Posted 01 August 2004 - 09:35 PM
If it is the last version you are going to release, isn't it finished then? And I only release finished projects, those being projects that I have done everything I want to do on. Defcon will be released in a few days, and Version 1 is everything I expect it to be, and is a finished project. I'm working on Version 2 now, and it will be more complicated and add more features, but it will also be its own stand alone version still.I'd like a moment to clarify:
So why the hell do so many mods release betas, then?
And no mod in this whole community has ever been 'finished'. Only ever 'this is the last version we will release'. But never 100% finished.
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