so in 6 months we got:
Sticky particles and lua(of unknown amount of freedom)

I suggested lua 2 years ago and was told it was impossible(WHO IS RIGHT NOW, WHO IS RIGHT NOW!!!!)

Stop whining.

Whining?
My good man, I am concerned about my investment I made to this game, as a paying customer I have the right to voice them.

No.
The only right you bought was the right to play the full version.

You didn't make "an investment", you bought a product.

And a good product at that

No seriously though, it needs more content. I don't care about sticky particles or LUA, I want more actors and I especially want more weapons.

Wrong, my friend.
I bought an unfinished game, in hopes they will finish it.
I invested in them.

Even if I did buy as you so carelessly put it the full version, I still have the right as a paying customer to voice my concerns over the product I bought.



lua and sticky particles are content

Is'nt that meant to say "the investiment I made"?

read the entire statement.

Data's been working on it for SIX MONTHS.

Just because he hasn't confirmed additional features doesn't mean that all that's going to be in the next build is Lua and sticky particles.

Guys, what would you prefer. A shitty, sloppily put together error riddled mess, or wait a little while longer for B21 in its completeness.

I don't mind waiting, I just want more guns.

I personally would like maybe like, a little update. Maybe something tiny, every... I dunno let's say 2 + weeks?

A month would do me. Just some more weapons or a new rocket or something.

But still Data should take his time like he always does as in my time playing, I have never gotten a bug.

I want the actor switch crashing bug fixed for good and a billion of other small things ive already told Data by PMs.

Actually when people always say "what would you prefer unfinished buggy game or complete game in a couple of extra months" I would say many frequent buggy games, why? Because if it is simply too buggy you can still use an older build, you get to see more of what is happening, the bugs will be fixed in another build in a couple of weeks and you get to see new content every couple of weeks.

Maybe release minor revisions every couple of weeks and major revisions every 6 months or so.

I don't really care what happens, but that is how I would do it. (I'm watching development of 8 indie games anyway and all are different with the way they release updates.)