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Accordion_This (Little Upsilon)
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21 Jan 2011 23:26Link
The opening of the Simcountry blog has got me thinking - it's about time W3C got around to rewriting the game documentation.
Now, I may have only had this SC account for a month and a bit, but when you add up all my other accounts, you'd find I've been a member for around a year or more. I was playing this game back in 2008, and one of the things I've always noticed (that still hasn't changed) is the game docs and the wording you guys use. So here are the issues:
Firstly, the game docs aren't all up to date. Some of them are very far behind, and others are only a little behind, but the point is that the vast majority of the game's documentation is behind. If I were a new player who needed to find out the rules and was too scared or too shy to ask on the forums, I'd be screwed, because the documentation is out of date. The documentation should always be updated the moment you make a change. Instead o
Now, I may have only had this SC account for a month and a bit, but when you add up all my other accounts, you'd find I've been a member for around a year or more. I was playing this game back in 2008, and one of the things I've always noticed (that still hasn't changed) is the game docs and the wording you guys use. So here are the issues:
Firstly, the game docs aren't all up to date. Some of them are very far behind, and others are only a little behind, but the point is that the vast majority of the game's documentation is behind. If I were a new player who needed to find out the rules and was too scared or too shy to ask on the forums, I'd be screwed, because the documentation is out of date. The documentation should always be updated the moment you make a change. Instead o
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NiAi (Little Upsilon)
All worlds
21 Jan 2011 23:36Link
*two thumbs up*
W3C ought to read and act upon this thread.
W3C ought to read and act upon this thread.
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Psycho_Honey (Little Upsilon)
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23 Jan 2011 16:10Link
I want my money. I hope they read that too.