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Samurai Legends Shelved

by Steve Gibson, Aug 08, 2005 12:25pm PDT

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The Samurai Legends TC for Half-Life 2 which was set to be released soon has been shelved. Apparently during testing they just found too many bugs to make it a public release and the guys who worked on it are all now working other jobs. Bummer.

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By: Fuzzwah x Show Full Post

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Why not post about up coming mods which will see the light of day rather than one which has died?

Aug 08, 2005 9:50pm PDT

Why not post about up coming mods which will see the light of day rather than one which has died? : Fuzzwah

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Why would they stop at what seems 90%? What a huge waste of time that must of been for them.

Aug 08, 2005 1:01pm PDT

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Why would they stop at what seems 90%? What a huge waste of time that must of been for them. : rotten element
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- ... or possibly a giant learning experience. Think about how much they learned about managing a project, ... : project13

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It was an ambitious project, and we are proud of what we were able to accomplish in such a short time, but we simply do not want to release an unfinished product.

What? If content is complete and the only thing blocking a release is some show-stopper programming bugs, wouldn't the answer here be to release what's been done as an unfinished project so that those who were looking forward to it might be able to complete it for them?

Aug 08, 2005 12:52pm PDT

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It was an ambitious project, and we are proud of what we were able to accomplish in such a short time, bu : emnii
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- Not necessarily. We had a serious Q3 mod at a near finished state. We released, id patched, it took month... : Gauss

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Open sourcing the MOD could definitely save it, but people are just so uptight. Oh well.

"IT'S MINE MINE MINE MINE MINE!"

Aug 08, 2005 1:32pm PDT

Open sourcing the MOD could definitely save it, but people are just so uptight. Oh well. "IT'S MINE MI... : zipperface

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Dropping this mod wasn't a good idea, they should have passed the files down to another team at least. But, I still salute the team and wish them luck with their careers.

Aug 08, 2005 1:14pm PDT

Dropping this mod wasn't a good idea, they should have passed the files down to another team at least. Bu... : dassbaba

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And by 'other jobs' you should mean they have broken into the game biz now. I find it a bit surprising that they landed game gigs so soon right after graduation, and yes I am slightly jealous, but good for them, shame about this promising mod.

Aug 08, 2005 12:50pm PDT

And by 'other jobs' you should mean they have broken into the game biz now. I find it a bit surprising th... : aavenr