w00t.

It's not the new version, it's nothing particularly new, it's not really worth reporting.
Surely most people check the dev log every time they log on anyway >_>

It's not that I don't care that it's been updated, it's just that I don't think this particular update deserves a topic.

Actually no.

It's still nice to see something, even if it's not worth noting.

Like sticky particles, that was just nice to know.

Yay!!! gib zones!!!
with B21 people can make a really good death pit.

YA!
I'm really looking foward to sticky particles.
It'll open a lot of stuff to do

Just a confirmation-So in B21, we won't be using Lua with weapons, just for scenes?

Nothing new? Guys wtf.

A new editor!
AI zones!
Moar Lua!
Sticky particles!
A FUKKEN CAMPAIGN MISHUN!


All this in probably like 2-3 weeks. HOT amirite?

Now will this new campaign mission be selectable...? Or will we have to play through tutorial level still...? (Even though i wouldn't mind anyways....)

While everything in there looked cool, the best part was that it's going to be here early next month! The wait is nearly over!

What do the classify as early...? 10th of August..? or worst, 11 of August...?! (Btw who came up with the name August anyways.... it sounds odd...?)

Mr. Augustus did. He was a Roman dictator-for-life guy. He did some things and got a month named after him.

If you're interested: (taken from a website, and with a tiny font to avoid crapping up this page)


- January. So called from “Janus,” the Roman deity that kept the gates of heaven. The image of Janus is represented with two faces looking opposite ways. One face is old, and is emblematical of time past; the other is young, as the emblem of time future.
- February. So called from “Februa,” a name of Juno, from the Sabine word februo (to purify). Juno was so called because she presided over the purification of women, which took place in this month.
- March. So called from “Mars,” the Roman war-god and patron deity.
- April. So called from the Latin aperio (to open), in allusion to the unfolding of the leaves.
- May is the old Latin magius, softened into maius, similar to the Sanskrit mah (to grow), that is, the growing-month.
- June. So called from the “junio’res” or roman soldiers of the state, not from Juno, the queen-goddess.
- July. Mark Antony gave this month the name of Julius, from Julius Cæsar, who was born in it. It had been previously called Quinti’lis (fifth-month).
- August. So called in honour of Augustus Cæsar; not because it was his birth-month, but because it was the month in which he entered upon his first consulship, celebrated three triumphs, received the oath of allegiance from the legions which occupied the Janic’ulum, reduced Egypt, and put an end to the civil wars. He was born in September.
- September. The seventh month from March, where the year used to commence. (Septe = 7)
- October. The eighth month of the Alban calendar. (Octo = 8 )
- November. The ninth Alban month. (Novem = 9)
- December. The tenth month of the old Alban calendar. (Dece = 10)

Sorry for the offtopicness.

I don't check the Devlog everyday, but I get what you mean.
And a update to the devlog shows that progress is being made.
=]

A comment from Data himself.
That sucks.
But hey, B21 can be like, the golden ages for scenes.