Most of y'all know the drill.
After a patch that's a big version update (like tomorrow going from 1.6 to 1.7) it's going to take a few days for the BW devs to get BW updated to all of the changes.
Why a few days?
Because whenever you get a big version update the least of the various things is Bioware going through and randomizing all of the memory locations. Also, with new big versions you get subtle, and not subtle, changes to the codebase (that's already effed up) that will break BW. So the devs have to go through and fix all of that before thinking of getting it out to us.
So don't ask when the new version of BW will be out. It will be out the second they get a version that works and is stable enough for them to release.
Also don't ask to "help" them in their testing. It's simply not worth it for them.
So stay calm and keep updating the download page (Home) until you see it update to a newer version then: Buddy Wing: 1.0 r970 Build 361
After a patch that's a big version update (like tomorrow going from 1.6 to 1.7) it's going to take a few days for the BW devs to get BW updated to all of the changes.
Why a few days?
Because whenever you get a big version update the least of the various things is Bioware going through and randomizing all of the memory locations. Also, with new big versions you get subtle, and not subtle, changes to the codebase (that's already effed up) that will break BW. So the devs have to go through and fix all of that before thinking of getting it out to us.
So don't ask when the new version of BW will be out. It will be out the second they get a version that works and is stable enough for them to release.
Also don't ask to "help" them in their testing. It's simply not worth it for them.
So stay calm and keep updating the download page (Home) until you see it update to a newer version then: Buddy Wing: 1.0 r970 Build 361
