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So here's my proposal, one thing we see a lot of is games that are early access or alpha, that are getting trainers, and then following it up 2 days later with an update which the trainer has to be updated for again, and again another fast update to another trainer update meaning the game gets a ton of updates quickly and gets retired just as quickly. I propose this to avoid too many retirements and too much work on a game that is sure to update so many times in a short amount of time it will get retired anyway. If the game is in early access on STEAM (i.e. it's been greenlit), or it's still in some sort of testing ie, Alpha, Beta, if it's anything but a full release of the game that isn't still in testing, no trainer can be created for it. Is that to say other games won't still get retired because of the rapid updates and such? No, case in point Dungeon Defenders was retired within the first 2 weeks because they were constantly updating it post release, so it's understandable.

TL;DR - no longer offer trainers for alpha/beta/early access games.

OK, I get it,

You're afraid that the old titles you want trained wont make it, thanks to all the new alpha, beta and what not.

You should apply for a tactician job, and hope that CH will hire more dedicated trainer makers.

Hmm. Premature eradication.

Just like the game UnEpic. They're tired of producing new trainers for that over-updated game and are going to wait awhile, last I heard, to make another new one. Man, I'm so all for that. Either way, I'm more and more disgusted with Early access, alpha, beta whatnot. I'm not buying any period.

There's plenty of tried and true games I still haven't played. I'm basically OK with whichever way the CHT decides to do it, they've always treated us fairly IMHO.









[Edited by element5, 4/26/2014 5:22:59 AM]