Shannon's Journal Discussion Volume 3

[Shannon]

Hey @Shannon

A quick one, I recall you said in the past somewhere that there are yet so many many things to add to DMSI, that werent even included in the 3.3.... I think you said somewhere in the region of over 100 things are on the list.

Is it possible (if you deem it wise) to add as much as you can into 3.3, even if that means theres a delay on its release?

and for myself anything to help me execute ALOT more than just no fapping please lol

thanks alot in advance buddy!!

3.3 has a lot of things to add, but the things that are left to add are not all going in for 3.3. 3.3 is primarily aimed at adjusting the aura, improving the powering of the program, and there will be some additions designed to help overcome resistance.

3.4 is going to be where I try to finish adding all I can add at the time it's built, and polishing it all up. If 6G exists before 3.4, then 3.4 will be built on the 6G skeleton script. If not, I may choose to make a 4.0 based on that. Currently I would prefer to just retire the project after 3.4 and move on to other things.

However, any version of DMSI built after the 3.x-Final will not be a free upgrade. You will pay full price for it, and it will not be priced at what it currently goes for a copy anymore at that point. If it is successful enough to be worth extending beyond 3.4, the price will go up.

3.3 will not be on a deadline, and neither will anything else. We will fit what we can fit into 3.4 3.3 according to the rough schedule I have in mind for what to do at each release so I know what and how to move forward in the best way possible.

What you going to do if dmsi 3.4 final doesn't work for people?

Most likely, those for whom it does not achieve the design goal for, who want it, will get a refund in the form of a gift certificate.

I'm not expecting to need to issue a lot of those.

What are the chances that DSMI will not achieve design by for majority of users by 3.4 and/ or in 6G?

I am told that it will achieve the design goal for the vast majority of users in its final version. I was even given a specific percentage. How accurate that is, I don't know yet. We will have to wait and see. I personally do not believe that there will be very many left at the end who have failed to achieve thew design goal of the program, if they use it correctly. A small handful, at most.