ATTENTION TO ALL GAMESALAD MANAGEMENT
steve86
Member Posts: 806
Hey Guys
I'm going to be quick and I'm going to get to the point.
First of all let me congratulate you for this amazing software that you have given us. I think you know this already but I think that when the company of GameSalad was founded the vision all those entrepreneurs had was to revolutionize the game making industry and I'm here (along with a lot of fellow GS members) to tell you that you already have accomplished such task and as the time passes by and this already amazing software gets even better you are really setting a very high standard for the game making industry.
Now what is the purpose of this post, As you know there is a roadmap deadline approaching and every single time there is a deadline coming all the threads about where is the update, is the update coming soon?, common GS you said September and there is a week left in September come with it and I just wanted to let you know that there are several members here and those members are the ones that make this community awesome, that fully understand how software works and we know that if you do not hit a deadline it is actually no big deal.
I'm a bit concerned that in the future you might not want to tell us what plans you got for this amazing platform because you might feel it is not the marketing move thinking that it could generate a bit of concern and disappointment in SOME users that think that making software is like making a batch of cupcakes.
So to sum up I think the ones that really understand how software work will never mind if you miss a deadline. We even encourage you to not release an update until it is fully tested and ready to ship. We already know you guys are working very hard every day and we appreciate the work you are doing.
PS: That being said I wanted to let you know that I love updates and I can also be sometimes an impatient man but for those few that think that it is terrible for GS to miss a deadline. Let me ask you this. How can you not understand how software works when you claim that what you do for a living is software?
I'm going to be quick and I'm going to get to the point.
First of all let me congratulate you for this amazing software that you have given us. I think you know this already but I think that when the company of GameSalad was founded the vision all those entrepreneurs had was to revolutionize the game making industry and I'm here (along with a lot of fellow GS members) to tell you that you already have accomplished such task and as the time passes by and this already amazing software gets even better you are really setting a very high standard for the game making industry.
Now what is the purpose of this post, As you know there is a roadmap deadline approaching and every single time there is a deadline coming all the threads about where is the update, is the update coming soon?, common GS you said September and there is a week left in September come with it and I just wanted to let you know that there are several members here and those members are the ones that make this community awesome, that fully understand how software works and we know that if you do not hit a deadline it is actually no big deal.
I'm a bit concerned that in the future you might not want to tell us what plans you got for this amazing platform because you might feel it is not the marketing move thinking that it could generate a bit of concern and disappointment in SOME users that think that making software is like making a batch of cupcakes.
So to sum up I think the ones that really understand how software work will never mind if you miss a deadline. We even encourage you to not release an update until it is fully tested and ready to ship. We already know you guys are working very hard every day and we appreciate the work you are doing.
PS: That being said I wanted to let you know that I love updates and I can also be sometimes an impatient man but for those few that think that it is terrible for GS to miss a deadline. Let me ask you this. How can you not understand how software works when you claim that what you do for a living is software?