Author Topic: Version 7 (yes, 7) (Read 4152 times)

Badspot · July 20, 2007, 12:00:03 AM

The logic behind the change in version numbers is to avoid confusion between the old version numbers of RTB and Blockland. There would also be confusion once the version numbers reached 1.10 as many commonly refer to 1.01 et al as 1.1.

Prototype = v2
1.0 = 3
1.01 = 4
1.02 = 5
1.03 = 6
Now we're on 7

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Mr. Cryptic · July 20, 2007, 12:01:41 AM

Just in time. Sept usally has a dedicated up. He went to play and it killed the game. He thought he had a bad virus, lol. But I found this in time before he reinstalled.

(MoA) Shaun · July 20, 2007, 12:02:44 AM

I like having 1 number � for the MAJOR updates, and having another number after it for minor updates. much like the psp firmware numbers.

Game master pro · July 20, 2007, 12:15:27 AM

And you use letters for bug fixes, i've always liked that idea of version releasing.
Like

1.05g

1 = First major update
.05 = 5 minor updates
g = a,b,c,d,e,f,g = 7 bug fixes.

Looks confusing but makes sense, if this was using Badspots method it would be version 13, and it piles up after a while and you get like version 807656, and that's just moar confusing.