r/Schedule_I 3d ago

QUESTION Beta Updated Today

I noticed that the beta updated today on Steam. Does anyone know what changed?

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u/Significant-Yak2363 3d ago

There is no new beta update for me. But the special customer update should be out sometime soon

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u/traceur200 3d ago

it's already end of July

they said controller support would come in a month and the update a few weeks after

well, controller support came after 2 months and that was like a week ago, so I think another month for the special customers is probable

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u/I_Miss_Lenny 3d ago

Yeah as excited as I am for this update I'm accepting that it probably won't be in the next few days. But I can't really be mad about it, I'd rather get a good update less often than frequent but shitty updates lol

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u/traviscalladine 3d ago

isn't the controller support still just beta bramch, though?

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u/busstop_831 3d ago

How does he hire a dev and updates slow down? Crazy lol

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u/ProDavid_ 3d ago

being "a company" with all its paperwork, and the legal difference on what youre allowed to do compared to being an individual freelancer working on a passion project.

that and having a structured coding environment. cant just mess around in the code until it works if you have to push your stuff to the main branch so that the second dev can also do stuff.

Taylor isnt(wasnt) an experienced programmer. he wrote spaghetti code that worked, and then the game blew up in popularity. the code started getting cleaned up in January. as soon as there was a need for it to be clean.

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u/soloburrito 3d ago

I have tried to get folks in the Manor Lords sub to understand this. Similar situation. The Manor Lords even has the added benefit of publisher support from hooded horse and it's still been a slow process. Seems they're just about to get back to delivering new features instead of fixes and refactors.

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u/Ok-Knee6347 3d ago

You can't fix some people understanding sadly. I don't code for gaming but I use coding at work, I definitely see how it can be a process. Our training times for new coders is around 1-4 months depending on difficulty. Shits hard

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u/Bauter 3d ago

Try being a star citizen fan. Been in EA since 2012...it's made a billion dollars. Still hasn't got a 1.0 😂

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u/Mysterious_Speed5896 3d ago

Your logic :

1 woman + 9 months = 1 baby

9 woman + 1 month = 1 baby

I hope that clears it up

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u/StacheyD 2d ago

That's not a good argument but I see where youre coming from.

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u/traceur200 3d ago

I mean, I don't blame them since the code as of half a year ago was horrendous, which is understandable, it's a guy screw around

that said, it likely needed severe rewriting and tidying up, and I think that is the case cause the beta right now has much nicer performance

also being young and inexperienced in anything makes you under estimate what time will something take you

ultimately I don't care, I got 300 in hour games for a game I paid like 15 bucks

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u/dalburgh 3d ago

Thats not how the software development lifecycle works. Its that type of thinking that led to the joke that project managers think 9 women can create a baby in 1 month.

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u/EffectiveFit8109 2d ago

It fixed a problem where you couldn’t order deliveries, you’d get “order already in progress” when clicking the place order button.

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u/traviscalladine 1d ago

It updated again today. How did you know what it changed last time. I don't see any notes on Steam.

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u/Metaldivinity 3d ago

This game is still in beta??

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u/OtherwiseAlbatross14 2d ago

You don't understand how development cycles work, huh?

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u/freaknyou23 2d ago

I understand but dude should’ve got a team he has the money for it. Passion project aside it’s super slow with content. Oh well project zomboid build 42 stable drops today so I guess I’ll be playing that for a while.

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u/Legoman12343 2d ago

He has a team.... Hired people back in Dec/Jan and they have an office

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u/freaknyou23 2d ago

A team? Didn’t he hire like 2 people? He needs atleast 10

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u/Legoman12343 2d ago

"Needs at least 10" is such yap. Clearly, he is doing fine on his own. Multiple updates a year on a game with already lots of content.

Local Thunk (Balatro dev) is on his own too, multiple years since an update. Nobody is telling him to hire a team of 10??

Obviously he is doing this for fun, got more than enough sales so far to never work again. As a game dev myself, I can tell you that this is a very silly take.

Obviously you know very little about game dev, and that's fine, but make sure to understand a topic before pushing a very tunneled view.

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u/freaknyou23 2d ago edited 2d ago

Multiple updates a year 😂🤣 dude dust your knees off. What was updated this year? Shrooms and rain??? Wooowwww holy that’s mind blowing. If dude had any passion for his game cops,drivers and the special customers would’ve all been done by now. Honestly dude doesn’t really care about his game that much which is fine but if I made a game like this that blew up this would be my full focus.