🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <1992Dec24.233506.28199@nwnexus.WA.COM> ninja@halcyon.com (Jonathan R
oy) writes: >
bls@sector7g.Eng.Sun.COM (Brian Scearce) writes>>



>> - Seriously, the game will be unstable until you reach a point where
>> - it's more interesting to fix non-lethal bugs than to add cool new
>> - features.  And that'll probably never happen.

	Well, I am at the point now where I am *not* adding any new
code, (well, at least not any new *features*)  I agree with you completely
that most people are happy just slapping new coats of paint (features) onto
and old house (GB).  I personally would *much* rather be doing new development
then renovation.  Where I used to work, we would have to draw straws to see
who would renovate old code, and who would get to do new development.

	I am at the point now where GB has been around long enough that I see
no-one wants to renovate, so I kinda started doing it myself. 

> (Seeker being one of them) to form a group of programmers to move GB
> coding ahead.

>> - There may be *older* versions of the game that get completely
>> - debugged and stabilized, but nobody'll want to play them because
>> - they lack the latest and greatest.  C'est la joue.

	Well, I am working with the 5.2 code.   And it is not like there
is a patch or new release of GB every week.  Jeeze...

>I was going to keep things quiet for a few more months, but I couldn't
>resist replying to your message. :) Work _IS_ being done daily, and
>you'll see GB stable within 6 months. Hopefully it'll get a large,

	Wow... talk about loose lips.... *grin*  I think ninja need to be
taught how to keep his lips closed....  "Vee have wayz to keep zee lips
shut, dear ninza!, Vee have our wayz!" 


	Sigh... (I dont t hink the newsgroup has seen so much traffic in
quite some time!

	Seeker.