I was involved with Crytek and their Cryengine II, our mod was the first to be recognized and supported by Crytek. You might remember who they are, FarCry and it's iterations. We had full on support from the devs. So yeah, I fully understand how different versions can break existing or future bits of software. We dealt with that all the time.
That is all good and dandy.
However, if you don't know how to use version control, how do you think any of your other skills enable you to tell how much work it is using it? I've worked a lot with git, SVN and what is now PTC Integrity, still i don't know jack about mercurial, so i wouldn't comment on whether it's easy to use or how much overhead it creates for me dealing with its quirks, even though all of those are different makes of version control software.
You're just continuing to raise eyebrows with me, that's all.
