I wonder what the Quinn is doing tonight

[Quinn Inuit]

I know what my users are thinking tonight,
As here through the wide web they wander.
Ev'ryone anticipating a release in sight,
They stare at the forum and ponder.
Whenever packets flow this way,
You can almost hear ev'ryone say:

I wonder what the Quinn is doing tonight?
What features is the Quinn encoding tonight?
The candles at his house, they never burned as bright.
I wonder what the Quinn is coding tonight?
How goes the final beta
As he tweaks the stats of raiders
Being spawned and pwning AI players?
Well, I'll tell you what the Quinn is doing tonight:
He's stared! He's stared!

You mean that a Quinn who added resources,
Changed formations and recruiting horses,
Faces scripts on screen and gets bored?
Yes!


I know it needs to be done and I'm finding a lot of little mistakes as I go whose fixes polish the game, but oh this is so boring.

For the record, I've now tested nine of the eleven scripts that require testing. Tonight was the Pontus/Armenian reforms from fighting Romans.

[anandus]

Nine out of eleven? You're almost there!
*donates a basket full of moral support*

lol @ song, btw
Right!

[Quinn Inuit]

Thanks! I needed to do something creative after last night's test. I thought placing resources would be the most boring thing I'd do, but I was wrong. And I've always gotten a kick out of Camelot.

[GraaEminense]

We salute the Mighty Quinn, suffering for our enjoyment!

[Quinn Inuit]

LOL, thanks! I just finished, literally three minutes ago. It's a good feeling.

[Mark Centurion]

Awesome and great idea how to update us Quinn, I mean the way you deployed the opening post. Every hour that goes into testing and bug-hunt ensures countless hours of enhanced fun for the player, eventhough this is the most boring work and the 0 fun factor. We all know that but still I feel the need to type some more about that.

A mod that went through a good testing and QA (quality assurance) can truely be a masterpiece while other mods that hit the masses without previously proper testing and bug hunt are just mods (hope that doesn't sound like an insult, that's not what I want).

What I'm trying to say is that I highly appreciate the time a modder puts into testing and bug hunt as much as the modding process in general since this phase of testing and fixing is the most boring but essential work to ensure the game/mod is fun for the player. An even stronger will is needed to go through that phase to achive at the end a masterpiece of modding.

Hope I wasn't to boring with my yadda yadda *lol*

[TheBromgrev]

LOL, thanks! I just finished, literally three minutes ago. It's a good feeling.

Does this mean a new beta is coming out?

[Carados]

Maybe.