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Submitting Projects?

A topic by JigmeDatse created Oct 30, 2021 Views: 129 Replies: 4
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Just wondering how you want to handle the submission of projects.  I think that when a project is submitted, it can still be updated without having to change the submission.  I have a currently working game, but it's a good way from being "complete" (in fact, I suspect this type of game probably never really becomes entirely complete, at least if there's people easily able to update them).  Cookie Clicker I understand is still getting updates (though I understand it got refactored to a new version, and the old version is largely getting bug fixes).  Trimps is another game that I think is getting updates, though it's fully launched...

I'm not certain that the submitted game gets updated or not.  I'm thinking of setting up to publish my game shortly.  

Host

I don’t understand can you make it clearer?

I asked almost 90 days ago, and then you respond now… I guess I get why you have the long jam time… I was really asking if a person should just create a game/project and throw updates up while the jam progresses.

But it doesn’t really matter. My inspiration has turned into nothing and honestly I think I’m the only person in the jam.

Host

Or do you want to say that “Can I update my game when you finish the game jam”

“Can I update my game when you finish the game jam” is a technical question of itch.io so if I know that, I would ask that in the general itch.io community. And to answer that… Your game project is your game project.

So. It really doesn’t make sense. What I really want to ask is about the jam. It is about how you want your jam to run.

It just seems you want your jam to just not run. It right sucks because I’d love to see someone actively promoting what this game jam is supposed to be doing.