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Thursday, March 23, 2000

Countdown to the End -- 9:33 am CST, Update by A.T. Hun

OK, it's Thursday. Still no Daikatana gold announcement. Perhaps the team was guilty of a little premature jocularity (apologies to Keith Olbermann) with their planned vacations. The silence right now is deafening.

Update! And now Noel Stephens updated his .plan with some bugs they're fixing. So that's why we're still waiting:
Hahaha, I just was reported a very funny bug. It appears that if you stand right next to the exact location of a specific monster and start using a 'specific' type of weapon which does an insane amount of damage, the monster will die within the first 10 milliseconds of its existance. A problem? Well... in the case of the person who might have this weapon at this point of the game and who already knows what and where things are going to happen...this could be a problem because these monsters in particular need to 'initialize' themselves before they are killed so other things can be triggered. So, I am fixing this minor bug today along with one other very minor bugs.

The good news? Well, those are the two bugs I have left to do. I also know that Shawn has kicked through a good % of his bugs last night. Anyway, I figured, for those of you waiting for Daikatana feverishly, I would let you know the severity level of most of the bugs we are dealing with (obviously the one described above is kind of severe if the moon and sun are aligned just so... but they are not like you start the game and it takes a **** to your desktop level bugs).

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