Yeah, just ditch those early access alpha/Beta releases and wait for the proper versions to come out. 1.0 or the first patch ones. You guys are already overworked and need a little breather every now and then. Anyone can wait for a little while. People will understand. If they don't, the heck with them. There are plenty of retail games to choose from. Makes your life a little easier to make trainers for games that are not being patched anymore. Old and new.
[Edited by -Detonation-, 2/22/2014 2:12:48 PM]
Indeed....My thoughts exactly
I may be of a minority opinion, but I would have no objection to you guys (and gals, if you have any on the team) not accepting trainer requests for early access games (to include beta access).
For anything that's pre-full release, it's pretty much guaranteed that there will be [at least] dozens of updates before the final release. Y'all have enough work as it is with full release games and their updates without worrying about beta and pre-beta games too.
Slightly off the trainer development topic, I think too many people overlook the "early-access" designation and are of the misconception that these games should be complete and bug free...all but guaranteeing their own disappointment. For the few early-access games I have, I view the money spent on acquiring early-access as an investment in the potential of what those games could be...not the purchase of a completed game.
I agree wholeheartedly with brent0311.
[Edited by XaosetErikson, 3/29/2014 2:09:13 PM]