12-21-2018, 07:12 PM
I've been using Citra emulator a lot for my 3DS games and I believe that PCSX2 could benefit from a different release schedule. PCSX2 version 1.4.0 is almost 2 and a half years old while the development versions continue being released everyday. I don't understand why the developers of this emulator wait years to release features and improvements to the emulator just so they can be bundled up in one grand release. Meanwhile Citra's Canary build (their "stable" releases) has been 100% stable for me with improvements being added to it almost everyday. Their nightly releases are their developmental releases which serve the same purpose as PCSX2's development builds. I've been enjoying new tested and tried features while with PCSX2 I only have two options, use an unstable build that is prone to crashes or use a 1.4.0 "stable" release which is over 2 and a half years old.
I'm not here to bash everyone that contributes to this emulator but hopefully open some eyes to a better release structure that might add a "Semi-stable" release of PCSX2. Are there really absolutely zero improvements that couldn't be added to the 1.4.0 release over this time to not make it so archaic?
Sorry if I come off as confrontational. That is not my intention with this post. I appreciate all the people that work on this emulator everyday. Some constructive criticism is all. Thank you
I'm not here to bash everyone that contributes to this emulator but hopefully open some eyes to a better release structure that might add a "Semi-stable" release of PCSX2. Are there really absolutely zero improvements that couldn't be added to the 1.4.0 release over this time to not make it so archaic?
Sorry if I come off as confrontational. That is not my intention with this post. I appreciate all the people that work on this emulator everyday. Some constructive criticism is all. Thank you
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CPU: Intel i5-8400 2.8 GHz (4.0 GHz Turbo)
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Motherboard: GIGABYTE B360M D3H
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