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This argument started out pretty smart, bot now it's turned into something stupid.
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The thing is, it is NOT a PAY app. That is what bugs me because some of these people continue to think it is, and just don't get it. I have no problems with the way 1.7 is being distributed. If I had the $$ to donate so I could help out, I would. I'm really not concerned about getting a copy of 1.7. I'd just like to help Zilmar out. I don't NEED 1.7, ver 1.6 with current plugins works very well for me. It's not the best, but hey, if I wanted to play something THAT bad with original N64 quality, i'd order a used copy of the game and get my N64 out of the closet. Simple as that.
See, I think this is why some opensource devs stop working on their projects. It's the people that continue to complain about things like THIS. It's those who bug the dev constantly, and those who don't seem to appreciate the hard work that went into it. I'm sorry, but this topic has hit a nerve for me. I'm not flaming you guys for what you are doing, i'm just trying to get you to UNDERSTAND the reason behind the donations here. |
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People are angry because they are buying 1.7 say what you like but seriously, cut the shit! People have been buying not donating but buying 1.7 for a while now.
there's nothing wrong with the system, actually it's very clever. Q. Why sell the beta? A. so that you can get paid and use the money to better the emulator. Q. Why do you need to be a member? A. so that all the input you get from testers are from people that have contributed. And not just random who bombard you with annoying questions. Forcing people to buy the beta makes them think twice about whether or not they should involve themselves in something like this. Q. Why call it a donation? A. so you can't get sued 1.7 was supposed to be released yonks ago, and if you want to enjoy TWINE you'll need it. It's a shame it's not out, all it really needs is just a few more options and tweaks and I say it's ready. Things like an option that gives you control over the VI and frame limit multi core support The ability to assign more resources from the CPU Last but not least the ability to assign different plugins to work with different games. That's done, we can worry about Rouge Squadron later. BTW if you find my little Q&A wrong or offensive please let me know, but I'll only listen if your an admin. That is all Last edited by magmarock64; 18th March 2010 at 06:17 PM. |
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Shit! look at that obnoxious wall of text.
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I wouldn't mind donating in order to help make the emulator better and be a tester as well. Anyone who thinks that donating means buying the emulator is an idiot for thinking that and second when the developers are good and ready to distribute a stable version they'll do it on their own time.
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I agree with that people would like to see a version p64 beta for download for free it mens that people that are willing to beta test could get the chance not haveing too pay a fee just too get a chance to access a beta build.
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That pretty much describes how I feel every time I read one of these threads. I used to be quite an active beta tester from 1.2 til about 2 years ago when threads like these snuffed out what little motivation and time I could muster to test PJ64. I would very much like to know the reason why people want PJ64 1.7 to be an open beta. If the reason is from a false sense of entitlement, like I suspect, then I see no reason for an open beta to be even considered. The only good reason I can think of is to increase the amount of testing done but 1.7 honestly isn't close to that point. That might change when 1.7 is closer to a stable release but that's completely up to zilmar. The donation system will probably always be nitpicked but these are the facts. Not everyone who donates gets beta access and not everyone who is in beta or alpha testing donated. I, for example, spent grueling hours of my life on PJ64. I started as a forum junkie reporting issues from 1.1-1.2 and became a beta tester for 1.2 onward. The way I see it, if you're actually going to be a good beta tester you can do it using 1.6. Given enough useful threads and information, i.e. proving you can be an awesome beta tester, beta access may be awarded. I've tried to remove most of the bitterness and animosity from this post but it's a good bet I still left quite a bit in here. I just get really heated when I see people start demanding things and provide no constructive criticism in return. P.S. If you think Squall is bad you should have seen the first version of this post about an hour and a half ago ![]()
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wow, you're still using a SB Live! D:
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