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how did op not know that?
im a spassvogel hihi
Thanks you
Noonish means sometime around noon, +/-, give or take. It's an expression meaning a very rough estimate. For example how many nails does it take to hold a board that big? 5 ish... 3 might do it, could take 8. Noonish my guess would be 11am to 1pm .... then again, this is Ark dev time, so it could be even earlier or much much later? (no offence to the devs, I know they'll be busting their butts to make it happen)
Hope that explanation helps. Its a very common expression in some places!
A thousand years ago, ARK will be updated, and what can't be avoided will be.
This basically gives them a way of letting us know that they've completed the initial changes/additions and are now in a testing phase, preparing to release it. Unfortunately, too many people are unfamiliar with how game development (or any kind of software development, really) works, and think that the ETA is when it is actually supposed to arrive. Not to mention, every development team works differently.
Wildcard likes to keep their players involved and release patches as soon as possible. AAA companies will often figure excessively far out ETAs (days, even weeks longer than they actually expect it to take) and end up completing a patch, and then sit on it for several hours, possibly even several days, before releasing it. This is why you don't see delays, very often, on AAA title patches. I also expect Wildcard will adopt a similar method once the game is no longer considered an Early Access title, but I wouldn't be surprised if they decide to change the rules, too.
This post is answered, please, don't thought this post more, is finished.
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