unless we say otherwise at the time of each release. So expect the March patch to be v1.2.1, May patch to be v1.2.2, etc. If any unfinished content just misses the March patch, you bet it will be ready by May! You can also expect other new content to trickle in with each patch release to keep things fresh all year-round.Īs for versioning, we will be sticking with v1.2.x until such a time we feel there is enough of a major change to constitute a version bump. But don’t worry, our goal is to roll select content out to you as it becomes playable rather than waiting until everything is 100%. In other words, you’re getting v1.2 early! Of course this means there might be a few pieces of content missing or in need of some polish. So this February patch is being considered a bonus update as we begin this new release cycle. So we thought it was time to change things up a bit and let you, the fans, enjoy our new content as it becomes playable. There is already plenty of footage of v1.2 in the wild, whether it be from our livestreams at Super Smash Con or from our fellow content creators. Typically we like to wait until everything is “perfect” before releasing updates, but we realized that in doing so that the time between releases was becoming excessively long. We want 2020 to be a big year for SSF2 development, so we’re trying something new to kick things into gear. Long story short, it has been far too long since the last update.
This year we’re planning to release an update to SSF2 every 2 months, starting this March! That’s right, Super Smash Flash 2 Beta v1.2 is coming your way next week on February 14th!īut that’s not all, along with it comes a new release strategy for 2020 dubbed the “Rotation Release Cycle”.
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