My plan for the WW1 mod
Nov 3, 2017 22:59:24 GMT
Aleksandr Vasilevsky, Leonid Govorov, and 1 more like this
Post by Saltin on Nov 3, 2017 22:59:24 GMT
That's great I am glad RedCat will be releasing a WW1 mod, it looks promising!
Ahh and..Everyone take a deep breath and relax, modifications are supposed to be fun
A couple of points though:
1/It's generally a bad idea to give release dates. Devs and moders are free to do so of course but Murphy laws will tend to creep up and force a deadline miss and that inevitably and predictably will foster ill will,sometimes even from the most loyal fans.
If dates are absolutely desired then a more cautious way would be to label them in general terms like ”will be released this winter" or "most likely around the month of November" or "hopefully by Christmas".
2/Game modifications are just like games themselves, sometime very little effort and time spent on them generates substantial success and popularity and sometimes a huge amount of work can go into something that end up being barely noticed.
Regardless of outcomes if the dev or modder have fun in his/her work, learn more about all of the technical topics of the field and enhaces his/her skills then that could also be a measure of success and a personal/professional source of satisfaction and pride.
Ahh and..Everyone take a deep breath and relax, modifications are supposed to be fun
A couple of points though:
1/It's generally a bad idea to give release dates. Devs and moders are free to do so of course but Murphy laws will tend to creep up and force a deadline miss and that inevitably and predictably will foster ill will,sometimes even from the most loyal fans.
If dates are absolutely desired then a more cautious way would be to label them in general terms like ”will be released this winter" or "most likely around the month of November" or "hopefully by Christmas".
2/Game modifications are just like games themselves, sometime very little effort and time spent on them generates substantial success and popularity and sometimes a huge amount of work can go into something that end up being barely noticed.
Regardless of outcomes if the dev or modder have fun in his/her work, learn more about all of the technical topics of the field and enhaces his/her skills then that could also be a measure of success and a personal/professional source of satisfaction and pride.
