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Sam (Deleted User)
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Hi.
If anyone is considering to purchase the web edition of GMS2, I urge you to read this post first.
It is so broken, it doesn't work in any way with all of my projects. Yes, I made sure I cleared the cache before running. So many bugs, I don't even know where to begin. I payed for GMS2 web edition last night and I'm very unsatisfied with the results of my purchase. The only reason I have for not requesting a total refund is the hope it will become much more stable as time goes on. I refuse to file over 50+ bug reports because YYG failed to deliver a truly cross-platform game development environment. This version has more bugs than the 1.4 HTML5 module, and the 1.4 version of the HTML5 export was so buggy I couldn't use it, as it is... The primary reason I bought the 2.x web edition, was with the hope, since it's more supported, that I would have a more stable HTML5 export, but it's over 10 times worse. To be clear, I'm not requesting a refund, as tempting as it is...
Good day.
Samuel
If anyone is considering to purchase the web edition of GMS2, I urge you to read this post first.
It is so broken, it doesn't work in any way with all of my projects. Yes, I made sure I cleared the cache before running. So many bugs, I don't even know where to begin. I payed for GMS2 web edition last night and I'm very unsatisfied with the results of my purchase. The only reason I have for not requesting a total refund is the hope it will become much more stable as time goes on. I refuse to file over 50+ bug reports because YYG failed to deliver a truly cross-platform game development environment. This version has more bugs than the 1.4 HTML5 module, and the 1.4 version of the HTML5 export was so buggy I couldn't use it, as it is... The primary reason I bought the 2.x web edition, was with the hope, since it's more supported, that I would have a more stable HTML5 export, but it's over 10 times worse. To be clear, I'm not requesting a refund, as tempting as it is...
Good day.
Samuel