inb4 is in before, which is short for "I'll get this in, before {χ} happens".
1. Make sure the folder is called /updates.
You can develop stuff, just don't deliverately create a hype treadmill then never release anything. It stands to reason this behaviour will get you flak. Imagine if a biochemist had an idea for a HIV vaccine and announced it, got everybody excited around the world and charities started organising special airplane deliveries to get it into badly affected countries as quickly as possible, and then you realised a week later there was a problem and it actually wouldn't work like you thought. Then youd understand if people blamed you for all the upset, because you COULD have done some preliminary testing and animal trials before announcing anything.
Are you saying this is expected behaviour in the 3ds modding scene? I've never heard of any respected devs doing this. In fact I've never heard of any other devs doing this (with the exception of hykem but I don't know anything about the Wii U scene so can't judge).
nope, the point pretty much gets through. Please stop defending the guy who lied and wanted the hype. Because no matter how we look at it, we can never be grateful to the person who hasn't given anything to the scene but lies and empty promises.
That doesn't even makes sense. If his hypothetical senario were invalid because 'this is the 3ds scene' would imply that this behavior is acceptable and to be expected from devs, and it's not.
No, you simpleton. We're not saving any lives with a KTM. And we already have the cure. It's called sysUpdater. People are full of themselves. It's not that big of a deal. JP isn't a devil because he didn't release a clone of an app. You didn't lose any money because he didn't deliver. This is NOT comparable to a HIV VIRUS. This is a 3DS MODDING SCENE. Do it yourself. Apparently it's not that hard.
Except an apology for his rant that the amount of stress he was receiving from forums and social media caused him to abandon the project. Or for making promises he couldnt deliver. It is a personal choice to either browse social media or work on code. No one held a gun to his head. Its also a personal venture to create anything in the scene. You can't say 'I owe you nothing' and then 'you're the reason I quit' in the next sentence. Its hypocritical bullshit.
Ok, what if Samsung really wanted to get the edge over apple and announced a tablet with 60 hours battery life that was waterproof, before doing any research to see if they could actually do it. Peoplr start preordering it like crazy. Then on the day it is due they announce the preorders have gotten them frazzled and they can't produce that many units and they won't release it at all, when what actually happened is they started their research and development and realised it wouldn't be possible with technology available today. Are they to blame for jumping the gun and announcing it to build hype for their brand without being certain it was possible, or are the customers who got understandably excited about this amazing product to blame for preordering too much?
Ummm. How does not owing something and saying you're the reason I quit not go together?
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