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2012-12-02 09:10

enthusi

Registered: May 2004
Posts: 677

Release id #113179 : Monkey Eat Milkey (16kB Cart. version)

I dont want to start bashing, neither is this supposed to be yet-another-evil-crackers thread.
The recent events circumventing the RGCD compo results just made me kinda sad. Are we all that desperate?
All of these games are SCENE releases, made from guys among us. If a game 'needs' a trainer that is one thing, but I started this thread correlated to an entry where nothing happened but intro-linking. The same day the original game was released freely and officially to the scene.
Even the name is identical. So what good does come from that? Taking away name+fame from the creators?
Again, this is not about training, cracking, whatever.
Just take a moment to think what we want here.
All of the remaining active groups really should work for some standard.
And on a side-note I ask for quality over speed.
It is really a shame to see CSDb flooded with cheapass half-hearted cracks the same night all these games come in.
You can do better, all of you/us.
And this is NOT against G*P or Zyron or Hedning at all. You just are involved in this example of a kinda unlucky release of game given to the scene.

Edit: maybe Im just bitching around too much.

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2012-12-02 15:23

chatGPZ

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 11386

"Main problem with the question is that this is the wrong forum for discussing changes in the rules. There are release standard for CSDb and rules that apply for The List."
indeed - and as for that, the csdb rules matter for counting points about as much as "the list" does regarding site rules :)
personally i am all for "cracks of commercial games can not be added until after $timespan of their commercial release" - would make almost the entire "release standards" unnecessary and leave very little room for pointless discussion.

2012-12-02 16:24

MagerValp

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 1078

A sample fix for 8580 would have been nice too.

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