I do agree about the SDK. We are (a team with ~6 members) creating a mod and
we need to buy a VS2003, because VALVe has no free time to fix things with
VS2005 (that one is free as you know).
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From: "Matt Judge" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 9:57 PM
Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] VAC2 implementation for 64-bit binaries, status?
abshnasko randomly typed the following on 03/15/2006 09:18 PM:
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He may have gone a little over the top, but Valve really does need to get
its shit together. They are a software company... they can't half-ass. I
run
quite a few servers as well, and every time a new update comes out
something
stops working. SRCDS hasn't worked right on Linux since last November.
It's
been 5 months! FIX IT!
It's not just srcds that hasn't worked right, the original engine has
also been bugged since then.
srcds has been beta since it's release to be fair. It certainly isn't
- and never has been a finished product.
For me, the most annoying things about the srcds engine are the servers
just stopping (with the countdown timer stuck at zero), voice_speex not
working, and the SDK being out of date (I won't go into the lame SDK
which hinders - not prevents - mod developers writing creative plugins)
Clearly some issues should have been fixed more promptly than they have
been, whilst others should never have happened in the first place.
As for RaynServ, he is doing exactly what a lot of people have suggested
to do when people dare to speak out about the bad practices of Valve's
software development and release cycle, he is voting with his feet, fair
play.
Matt.
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