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Widaker said:I'd go for a month or so at least for such a big game.
KagePrototype said:Didn't some mod at a Vivendi message board say that it could be in stores within two weeks or something? I can't remember the detail exactly, but there was a thread made on it somewhere.
from the vugames forums:
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Creole Ned (Moderator) - 12:42pm Sep 16, 2004 PST
Valve has confirmed that they have sent a release candidate of Half-Life 2 to Vivendi Universal Games. If VUG approves this candidate the game will be declared gold and sent off for duplication.
Or to put it another way, barring any glaring showstopper bugs, Half-Life 2 is getting very close to release.
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piotrr - 12:52pm Sep 16, 2004 PST (#1 of 9)
Don't drink and drive.
For 72 hours, VUG QA will test the RC for serious problems. If nothing serious is found within those 72 hours, the game will be sent to replication and could be sent to stores two weeks later. If, however, serious problems become evident, Valve will have to fix them and make sure they cause no new problems, and then send a new RC to VUG QA for AOK. TLA.
Unless, of course, my own experiences with VUG are drastically different from the special coddling treatment Valve are enjoying. Ah-hehm.
/ Per
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piotrr - 07:41am Sep 17, 2004 PST (#6 of 9)
Don't drink and drive.
I forgot to add that the AVERAGE amount of RCs for a game is four. Some games have fewer, some have more, but to have the very first RC accepted is very, very rare.
/ Per