They are updating the server version to R14 tonight...
http://forums.electronicarts.co.uk/b...erver-r14.html
http://forums.electronicarts.co.uk/b...erver-r14.html
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We are currently on R12, I"m not sure what happened to R13....
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R13 had so many problems that they rolled it back.Comment
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We never saw R13..... I"m having trouble keeping up now !Comment
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I think it was up when you were away.
edit: maybe 13 was to fix 12?
"Well, I think that's the initial B2K server release. We saw an update for the 64 slot servers crashing (R13) and now we are about to see R14 to fix the stated problem."Comment
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I have noticed alot of servers have been crashing."You cannot have 'slaughter' without having 'laughter'"
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Time for them to royally screw it up.... again.
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Skipping the version 13 in software is usual.Originally posted by Cain View Post
Microsoft did that too, Office 2007 was v12 and Officre 2010 is v14.
The 13 number is skip to avoid trouble caused by this number. It's like Friday 13th :P
Anyway, to be back to B2K, they screwed up real bad... I bought it yesterday and it keep asking me to buy it because apparently I didn't bought it... that BS...Comment
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That sucks. You're not the only one from what i can gather.Originally posted by [nmzl]f0x View PostComment
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Well the problem has been solved now, I can get in B2K servers
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Great!Originally posted by [nmzl]f0x View PostWell the problem has been solved now, I can get in B2K servers 
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Originally posted by [nmzl]f0x View Post
Don't read too much Triskaidekaphobia into no R13 patch. The way software defects are fixed. The developer checks out of the repository the current environment. He writes a fix. Then he checks it into the repo. When they build a build the build engineer selects all of the fixes to go into that build and then the build machine compiles it. Skipping a build could mean that a fix was committed that was actually bad. I.e while QA'ing the build it was found to have problems or a new fix need to be included in the next release. So they make a new build either without the bad fix or with the bad fix fixed hence no build 13. Contrary to what you say skipping version 13 is not really wide spread in software engineering...
From your helpful QA engineer at Hitachi Data SystemsComment
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You work at HDS? I have a few friends in their MA office! Neat!Originally posted by mapes View Post
Though... they label their builds with R, short for Release. It implies that once a build is assigned that number, it's out for distribution to providers. My guess is they put together R13, started sending it out, then caught something game-breaking and had to retract it.Comment
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