Peer pressured badly to switch engines?

[JayRay]

I'm still wondering why people defend a product that reached the 1.6.1 milestone.

Didn't Ubuntu just start version 18.4.0 a while back?

Didn't Unity just begin 5.6.6?

Isn't Unreal Engine nearing 5.2

Godot just received an update making it's version 3.2.2

Let's see, any other dev systems and OS things we need to go over? The version number doesn't even matter, considering the only MAJOR change to MV was when it passed the 1.5 threshold, and while that WAS a bit harsh on plugin developers that made some of their code for the then deprecated versions below 1.5, most of the codes still worked...

You do understand that version numbers are just that, right? just versions of either a stable build or a fork of that build. Show me ANY major github master list that went "Welp, that's it, coded it all, no need to revise, no forks needed... We're stopping at 0.01 alpha - Best version EVER...

Now granted, I'm a Smileboom guy all the way, I support Smile Game Builder and RPG Developer Bakin, and even I know that there is ALWAYS room for improvements - this is NOT a bad thing... this is an evolving dynamic thing. Smileboom finds a bug, squishes it, adds a few more features, waits for the feedback, and makes their product better.