What Update coming in RMMV 1.3.5 to 1.4.0

[Jonforum]

Hello, am working on a rather serious project.
I would like to anticipate and have knowledge of some future upcoming updates.
Can i get some details from a developer or moderator from rmmv.
Have somes details about future goals in future upcoming updates?


Ideally what could be expected to 1.3.5 to 1.4.0.
I know Dev's are rather discreet on this kind of subject, but without being too greedy this will be nice some small spoil detail.


May be @Archeia  have some crunchy detail? 


Thank you very much for the answers you can provide.
I do not think I'm the only one curious.

 

[bgillisp]

As far as I know, everything's under NDA by the parent company. So even the staff that know can't say anything.

 

[LTN Games]

I always thought the NDA was weird for updates and changes. I understand why you'd do it before a product release but updates and bugfixes should be publicly known. Not complaining or anything, just speaking my mind, at least they update MV, unlike previous versions We can speculate on the updates though and my hopes is they update nwjs wrapper so we have better ES6 support for desktop platforms.

 

[Jonforum]

 

[Vito The Boss]

Praticly, yeah, it's Top Secret. Try to search on the web, you can't find nothing.

 

[Sharm]

Makes sense to me.  Sometimes you want to do something but things don't always pan out.  Let's say they wanted to do something like, I dunno, add in tile size options, and announce that they intend to do it.  Then they get into the code and realize that this is actually going to be too much work for an update but might be a good idea for the next version.  Only now the internet is claiming that they promised this update and everyone's mad at them for not doing it.  If instead, they don't say anything, no one gets mad if they don't do it and are pleasantly surprised when they succeed.  Could you see why they might want to keep updates secret?

 

[Jonforum]

Makes sense to me.  Sometimes you want to do something but things don't always pan out.  Let's say they wanted to do something like, I dunno, add in tile size options, and announce that they intend to do it.  Then they get into the code and realize that this is actually going to be too much work for an update but might be a good idea for the next version.  Only now the internet is claiming that they promised this update and everyone's mad at them for not doing it.  If instead, they don't say anything, no one gets mad if they don't do it and are pleasantly surprised when they succeed.  Could you see why they might want to keep updates secret?

I understand your point and I agree.
Thinking for the game no man's sky..


It is not in the idea to create a high, but rather to encipher what could be.


The software is already paid, so no danger
I'm talking about objective here and the projects.
Nothing official, just the approximative as I emphasize.

 

[Kes]

This has nothing to do with General Discussion, which is a forum for discussing game making, not the engines we might use to make them.


You are not going to get anything earlier than anyone else by asking here.  Those who know cannot say, and those who don't know only have guesses, which is no good for helping the reason why you asked. 


Closing as your question is unanswerable at this time.