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Oct. 01 2004 Update : The Anarch Revolt Deck Builder v1.3 is out.
What's new :
Available in the download section, as usual.
WARNING : YOUR DECKS MAY MORPH ! Excerpt from the enclosed
FAQ:
Q: My deck morphed! Cards are completely random!
A: In previous releases of ARDB, a failed database update (the
Anthelios bug for example) would lead to a messed up but functional
database. All decks built with such a messed up database are messed up
decks. I'm sorry about that. Now ARDB will cancel the changes and
revert to a sane database if anything goes wrong during the update.
Nov. 24 2005 Wow! The Anarch Revolt Deck Builder v2 is out.
Many improvements and new features, support for Legacies of Blood.
What's new :
Available in the download section, as usual.
Jun. 22 2004 Update : The Anarch Revolt Deck Builder v1.2 is out.
Plenty of bugs were mercilessly crushed into an orange pulp. ARDB is
much more stable now.
What's new :
Available in the download section, as usual.
Jun. 1 2004 The Anarch Revolt Deck Builder v1.0 is out!
Rush to the download section and download it.
Apr. 20 2004 Expect a v1.0 release soon.
Nov. 26 2003 The Black-Hand-updated ARDB is here.
New features include an automated database updating procedure.
Jun. 25 2003 : Boy, this news page is empty! ;p
Ok, I finally took the time to update the website. Thanks to JR Dumas for helping me on this.
Besides, I'm working on the deck builder part of ARDB (this is the big stuff), and still correcting bugs and adding functionnalities here and there (today, I added the possibility to reorder the filters).
Dec. 4 2002 : After a long and painful struggle with Gtk+2 and Glade2, I decided to use the older (but more mature) versions 1.x. It also means good news for a Windows version, as The Gimp is a solid example of a successful port. Besides, I think the interface work is now 100% complete, as is the initial database builder.
Nov. 11 2002 : Project officially started. Wee! =) Most of the interface work is done, and real coding (C and SQL) will hopefully start soon.