I am curious about the initial used in releases, particulary "C.E" & "V.R" .
For some reason I feel the need for more of a "name"...just curiosity I guess.
I also wondered about "R2R" a little, but R2R "feels" ok to me and I do not feel the same kind of "want to know".
I think it has to do with the strange format X.X, with no "." after the second character.
In my head, do I think "cee-dot-ee" & "vee-dot-are"?
Yes i do, and maybe THAT is my problem!
Perhaps I am weird, but maybe this is the kind of place to ask a weird question.

 

Perhaps you are weird, and perhaps this is the kind of place to ask a weird question.
R2R stands for Reverse To Revolutionize. C.E. stands for Czech Experience while V.R. stands for Virtual Revolution.
Well, at least I know about R2R I am pulling stuff outta my butt about the other two.

 

Being Czech myself, it would make me incredibly proud if CE would stand for Czech Experience.

V.R are Russian, so it is more like Vlad from Russia. Not sure about the CE tho

 

Oh, yeah ... how could i forget what R2R stands for when it is in each NFO?
Well, ta is probably why i did not feel a "need to know " ... i already "knew".
But thanks for the other two!
... even if not exactly right, it will be enough to stop my brain doing its stupid stuff!

 

By the way, the correct spelling is CE-V.R, without the dot in CE. Which makes it even more interesting.

 

I always thought CE just stood for Cracked Edition.

 

I always thought it was Church of England - Vicar's Residence....but there is a chance i may be wrong !

 

R2R= Reverse 2 Revolutionize
CE= Cracked Edition
VR= Version Registered

And they are Ukrainian not Russian

 

Thanks, t66t. Yeah I had the CE wrong :P
All that makes logical sense for sure
And that does give me someone to thank in my mind

 

I almost got it perfect!
R2R: Rock to Roll (Japanese not good with rock so we can forgive the error)
CE: Community Edition (they use to be free, like Visual Studio Community Edition)
VR: Vetter than R2R (Ukranian not good with English so we can forgive the error)