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What version number do you jump in at?

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I usually get the initial release. When I really like one I know I will never see another release happen. So if it does, I'm pleasantly surprised.
 
I'm the opposite. I used to say to myself I only play and support completed games. That went out the window though, as these games take years to complete so why wait so long
 
Usually I go for games with at least three substantial updates. What I really do not like are small demo versions. Just frustrating to play if it is really well done.
 
I either play completed games or games that have big enough content.
 
0.5 to 0.8. Hopefully the blue-balling ceased by then.
 
I like to wait a good few releases, only problem is I often forget about them before I even get a taste
 
If it catches my eye, I will jump in early. If it has minimum content I may give it an update or two.
 
If the game looks good, as soon as I discover it. I've been finding myself ignoring games until they've been around for a few updates though
 
It's all about update frequency for me. Whenever I see a game with 7 or so months in between updates I lose interest
 
I wait for at least 3 updates. If it looks good or is rated well I'll try it.
 
It really depends on how bored I am. Sometimes I jump in on the initial release.
 
If the description sounds good without being vague, I jump in on the first release. If the write-up is lackluster, vague, or sounds like 5 other games, I wait for the version 0.03. By that point the dev usually knows if it's something they want to stick with or if they got bored/frustrated.
 
I usually start jump in at the first version or the first one I find it at, but when I jump back in after depends on my interest and the update size
 
If it look's good I'll start 0.1, but I usually like to wait 2-3 updates before going back in.
 
I go for 0.1 , then if it's any good I'll give it a few updates just for a less disjointed story line.
 
If it's a developer who has completed several games before, I'm willing to start with the first version. However, if it's a new developer, I'll usually wait for 3-4 updates.
 
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