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^Thomas^ said:Its one week since Valve sent the HL2 copy to Vivendi for bug testing. They were going to test it for 72 hours far as I know and they are probably a lot of people that are playtesting it.
Can we expect some more info soon?
SidewinderX said:that 72 hours "as far is you know" is some fictional number concieved by you or someone else with no evidenbce to support it. They have a release client. Thier job is to make sure everyhting is there, and there aren't major flaws/defects in the game. That takes longer than 72 hours. Yes HL1 was approve quickly, but things were different then, and that may had an impact on it.
Don't get angry at VU because thei're not meeting a fictional date you set in your head.
DvS said:They sent the RC via snail mail and it's probably still on it's way to vivendi. :upstare:
DvS said:Jesus christ.. I was being sarcastic...
^Thomas^ said:Its one week since Valve sent the HL2 copy to Vivendi for bug testing. They were going to test it for 72 hours far as I know and they are probably a lot of people that are playtesting it.
Can we expect some more info soon?
I got an email from Gabe saying they sent the RC via carrier pigeon. But it got delayed because Greg Coomer told the pigeon to pick up a pizza he ordered and instead, the bird accidently gave Vivendi the pizza, and gave the RC back to Greg.DvS said:They sent the RC via snail mail and it's probably still on it's way to vivendi. :upstare:
Dr0ndeh said:i would imagine that the first RC was rejected, and theyre testing the second now. thats my guess anyway.
Warlock said:Well, not only do they have to test Half Life 2, but they have to test Counter Strike: Source and Half Life: Source, so that would take a while. ... I'd suspect there aren't many bugs that would cause the RC to be rejected, so even if there is a problem with the first, the second should get by. So, either way, not at all long now.
As already said:SidewinderX said:that 72 hours "as far is you know" is some fictional number concieved by you or someone else with no evidenbce to support it. They have a release client. Thier job is to make sure everyhting is there, and there aren't major flaws/defects in the game. That takes longer than 72 hours. Yes HL1 was approve quickly, but things were different then, and that may had an impact on it.
Don't get angry at VU because thei're not meeting a fictional date you set in your head.
oldagerocker said:i'd have thought they burn it all to cd's themselves and personally hand it over. its the safest way.
ImJacksAmygdala said:Even if HL2 goes gold this friday it will still be stuck in legal limbo between VU/Valve and ATI/Valve and I doubt it can be released untill after March 2005....
Mr. Redundant said:well first vivendi had to get over the "OMFG we have teh HL2" then they had to stop their beta testers from playing with one hand all the time (if you catch my drift), and now that things are settling down they are recording all the numerous bugs (or lack thereof), or at least finding reasons to keep the game in their hands a couple extra days.
It won't.ImJacksAmygdala said:Even if HL2 goes gold this friday it will still be stuck in legal limbo between VU/Valve and ATI/Valve and I doubt it can be released untill after March 2005....