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Release - 10/8/2003 6:49:31 PM

Yorlum

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That sounds as though it will be a possible Christmas present, though.

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- 10/9/2003 8:48:54 AM

denisonh

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[QUOTE=Bart Koehler]I am still not going to target a release date, but I will say this. We have completed almost 95% of the game to this point and we are about to test the PbeM features of the game, which was the last Major coding feature. We are now into test/tweak mode. We are doing all we can to put out the best game possible.

Carry on,
Bart[/QUOTE]

Thanks Bart.

Better is preferred to sooner.

A game always gets better reception if the a and b tests are done thoroughly and catch the "game ruining" bugs.

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- 10/25/2003 10:27:20 PM

Windfire

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[QUOTE=Bart Koehler]I am still not going to target a release date, but I will say this. We have completed almost 95% of the game to this point and we are about to test the PbeM features of the game, which was the last Major coding feature. We are now into test/tweak mode. We are doing all we can to put out the best game possible.

Carry on,
Bart[/QUOTE]

Excellent philosophy. I have seen to many good games ruined because the publisher rushed to get them out the door instead of extending the testing and correcting the problems.

Windfire

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