(10-14-2016, 05:15 PM)Annie Wrote: It's not that easy to tell right now when should a bug report be filed on GitHub, mainly for less experienced users.If this is the case then it should be clearly defined somewhere. Or maybe not, because it might cause more spam on github.
Basically: stuff that is already implemented and is meant to work properly but it isn't / regressions. That would include graphical discrepancies (ex: wrong colors, graphical glitches) on games that aren't utterly broken.
It's hard to tell though, for instance the Gust games work just fine until they randomly don't, no errors or anything. Is this worth reporting? Maybe? But then again I could find 100 games with strange bugs if I wanted to. It's best if a dev answers this I think.
(10-14-2016, 05:15 PM)Annie Wrote: An area for Non-working games would be a good idea. Usually, currently those may be posted in Commercial Games - General Discussion.I would vote in favor of this, I think. Back in 2013 such a category was obviously meaningless since only a single commercial game (or two) displayed a black screen, but recently I think about a third of the games I have do at least that. So it might soon be meaningful. (And again, people would know that no, Last of Us isn't working)
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