Im sick of hearing the "Im too busy to work on the mod" excuse for stealing code. The simple fact is that all we ask for is recognition for what we do. It may just be small segments of code but they slowly add up into multiple features or fixes. If you are too busy to work on a mod then why do it at all? If you really want to work on a mod then why not simply ask permission first? We dont bite. Obviously you know where to contact some of us as you take code that is only released on our own sites. Even if you cant contact us simply put credit on the changelog and opening post so that people know where the code actually originates. This is only common courtesy and is actually taught in schools world wide. If you are unable to accomplish such an easy task then maybe you need to rethink your current situation in life and question why you cannot give credit where it is due. And personally, Im not scared of Breaking Point as a competeing mod. If people want to play there then go ahead. But I feel that they should know what the developers really do behind closed doors and where all the cool new features acctually come from. We are a community after all, why dont we start acting like one and stop spreading the lies. Edit: Really? You believe that everything on the internet is copyright free and can be taken by anyone without any permission? Son, I dont know what world your from but its not this one.

The Dog "Fixes" or Dog implemetiaion in general was never released. All who are uisng my implementaion/adaptation of Dogs, which is everyone currently using Dogs as far as I know, has taken the code from the once public github and used without permission. The public github was never meant for people to take code from to use in private hive mods. It was meant so that people could assist Rocket in making the official mod. Unfortunatly now that people have been taking the unreleased code and using for their own selfish purposes the official github has become private and the public will only be update with official released code. The dog code Breaking Point is using is the first implemtation of dogs that I made and put on github for testing purposes, and as such it was, for lack of a better word, stolen. It has major bugs such as allowing any player who has a dog enter a 'commander' view of their surroundings. Which is a birds-eye-view of the current area around the player; it is incredibly game breaking. Since then, I have fixed the bugs and added more functionality to Dogs but I am yet to release the code even to github as I do not wish to see it stolen again prior to official release. Even if you dont want to remove the code I advise that you do before someone finds out how to enter the birds-eye-view mode.