I’ll say it a million times: they tried to copy several games but ignored the development structure that made them successful: release a minimum version and work on it alongside the community.
A lot of people saw this coming since when they announced that they were completely restarting development of their engine.
They let perfect be the enemy of good enough and so not a single build ever saw public release.
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So this is how I learn that the team that run that Minecraft server were apparently making a Minecraft knockoff with Riot. Okay then.
I’ll say it a million times: they tried to copy several games but ignored the development structure that made them successful: release a minimum version and work on it alongside the community.
A lot of people saw this coming since when they announced that they were completely restarting development of their engine.
They let perfect be the enemy of good enough and so not a single build ever saw public release.