Graion Dilach
21.02.2011, 23:22:08
While you're halfly right, Mr. No Name, you should also take Ares's development system into account. The names you're mainly read are not just modders. Let me throw an example, if you checked the bugtracker that deeply as you said, you may know my name.
And I'm not a modder. I'm a tester. My main work is to continually test out the features, releases. And I'm one hundred percent sure that I'm not alone.
While there are modders who tests Ares just for their features they want to use, there are also people who had been hired to test all things related to Ares. Day after day, revision after revision. This is my, no, our work. And I'm happy to do that.
And because you seems to be intelligent, I'd be happier if you'd be more than an unknown guest.
If you don't want to see the end of this project before 1.0, I am sure that you could find your place in the Ares development process. Well, this is what I think.
Also another information. Every finished feature/bugfix will end up in the released versions. No matter the target version, if the feature had been done, it is already included.
And I'm not a modder. I'm a tester. My main work is to continually test out the features, releases. And I'm one hundred percent sure that I'm not alone.
While there are modders who tests Ares just for their features they want to use, there are also people who had been hired to test all things related to Ares. Day after day, revision after revision. This is my, no, our work. And I'm happy to do that.
And because you seems to be intelligent, I'd be happier if you'd be more than an unknown guest.
If you don't want to see the end of this project before 1.0, I am sure that you could find your place in the Ares development process. Well, this is what I think.
Also another information. Every finished feature/bugfix will end up in the released versions. No matter the target version, if the feature had been done, it is already included.