I doubt B+ and B3D will receive more updates.
Maybe the occasional one to make sure it works on future Vista updates, and for whatever comes after it. But don't count on it.
I consider them dead languages. They won't evolve any more. They will most likely never get any new features. The reason BRL still sells them is because people still buys them.
If somebody doesn't want to leave B+ or B3D then that's fine. Use the tool you like the most. The important thing is that you have fun using them. You should consider migrating over to BMax, or any other gamedev tool you fancy, once the fun stops.
Maybe the occasional one to make sure it works on future Vista updates, and for whatever comes after it. But don't count on it.
I consider them dead languages. They won't evolve any more. They will most likely never get any new features. The reason BRL still sells them is because people still buys them.
If somebody doesn't want to leave B+ or B3D then that's fine. Use the tool you like the most. The important thing is that you have fun using them. You should consider migrating over to BMax, or any other gamedev tool you fancy, once the fun stops.