Jeremy Miller tweets (Senior Programmer at ISI)

I believe it was the past weekend and maybe including yesterday for them. So we MIGHT see the new build before the week ends. I hope so at least. If Jeremy says he is pleased with it, it is enough for me. Last time we've seen tweet like that we were given the new build the next day or so. So fingers crossed.

 

Jeremy Miller ‏@jeremymmiller https://twitter.com/rfactor2
Bandwidth throttling committed for built in HTTP server. Be in build 216+. It responds to slow right now for me to release.

 

Still possible, yeah. Jeremy would knock it down if not.

 

Jeremy.. Do you have any news about next build ?

 

Silence must be new things that are coming. I hope!

 

Could do with a new build. Seems like a really long time since 198.

 

Nothing fresh from Mr. Miller on his Twitter...

Last post was five days ago.

Hopefully testing is going well though.

 

Sorry for being a fumbduck, but what did this mean?

 

I guess it has to do with the files sent from the server to the clients (skins, mods, etc.).
I'd say they have implemented some kind of bandwith limitation for these files to prioritize data sent to clients about the other cars, realroad and so on. But Jeremy does not seem to be too happy about how it works now.

 

ok i see it more clearly now thanks for the explanaition.

 

Jeremy Miller ‏@jeremymmiller
Sorry about last week. Hopefully we have it nailed with 218.

 

Sorry to burst your bubble...

 

so next week then. as they have not been releasing late in the week.

 

I guess we need to wait then. I can't say that I'm not sad though. But I get this feeling that we will be rewarded for our patience. ^^

 

Why not go ahead and release the builds each week with no warranties implied or otherwise?

 

Pass.. I'd rather wait for a release that works than to have things broken or not quite right... Then add to this people saying 'this doesn't work, that doesn't work'.. My reply then would be 'but you asked for this no matter what'.

 

Exactly my thoughts.

 

And you'd have the choice to wait. And the 'no warranties' means as-is so no support.

 

And when your Ma made cookies did you want to eat them before they were cooked too?