Maximum Torque: The Ultimate Guide to Game Scripting
by Morrie · in General Discussion · 07/06/2007 (9:40 am) · 3 replies
The book release date has been pushed up once again to the end of Sept.
This like the 4th time since the announcement of this book.
I pre-ordered it twice in 2006 and this makes Twice in 2007. The release date was supposed to be June 30, 2007, but guess not. I think I'll actually wait till the book is released 2010. I can say this because I have four conformations from Amazon that date back to 2006 where the release date was pushed up.
I really think if you put a release date on something you should try to keep it. Now I know why GG doesn't put release dates on products. By time this book is released I won't even need it.
I do own all of the Torque books and I think Kenneth Finney is a good writer and the other books have turned out good, but it seems like I'm waiting on a book that is never going to be shipped.
This like the 4th time since the announcement of this book.
I pre-ordered it twice in 2006 and this makes Twice in 2007. The release date was supposed to be June 30, 2007, but guess not. I think I'll actually wait till the book is released 2010. I can say this because I have four conformations from Amazon that date back to 2006 where the release date was pushed up.
I really think if you put a release date on something you should try to keep it. Now I know why GG doesn't put release dates on products. By time this book is released I won't even need it.
I do own all of the Torque books and I think Kenneth Finney is a good writer and the other books have turned out good, but it seems like I'm waiting on a book that is never going to be shipped.
#2
GG has no direct input or control over this book.
Ken's father died a few weeks ago. Sometimes things don't go as people plan, for completely uncontrollable reasons.
07/06/2007 (12:38 pm)
Just to note a couple of things:GG has no direct input or control over this book.
Ken's father died a few weeks ago. Sometimes things don't go as people plan, for completely uncontrollable reasons.
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