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I don’t know. When I first heard about the horizon scandal I understood what had happened immediately and have since been of the opinion that making financial software that isn’t Byzantine fault tolerant should be a criminal offence.
I write code for a living. I certainly complain when I find a bug in one of my dependencies.
Lol no. It only gets more obvious that the bugs could have been avoided with better quality control and less tight schedules.
Yeah, it just makes you annoyed, especially when having worked on (some product) and it is years later and you are like, “we fixed this 10 years ago, you morons, how did you let this regress?”
Honestly it’s way worse when you see simplistic games with problems that you know personally wouldn’t take a long time to fix.
learn to drive then you will never complain about drivers /s
Excellent analogy
It works both ways.
Sometimes i hear a friend complaining about a game mechanics and i can chip in with a potential reason on why and how the perceived superior way may not be so easy to implement.
Other times you notice the game is dependent on windows specific media files that are NOT standard for windows depending in country, are not shipped with the game and will cause a very specific crash at a specific minor “tv starts playing” event which happens exactly once in the entire game… that is the first introduction mission.
The trick was playing coop and rejoining after the crash. Skipping the scene because my friend sat trough it.
Borderlands 3 ladies on gentlemen. Its not a bad game but that was just the first of many but lots of minor issues.
Eh, you haven’t met me then. The only difference is that I have a pretty good guess on how each particular bug happened.
I do that every time my wife has a problem on the phone or tablet. “Try this button then wait then this button.” It works all the time.
Yet sometimes the only reasonable guess is that they coded in undocumented brainfuck.
I imagine there are game devs who were laid off by the studio of the game they are playing getting extra pissed.
Like, they may know why a game breaking bug is happening and how to fix it, but they can’t, because the dipshit CEO wanted another yacht.
If I remember right, the devs of Nickelodeon All Stars Brawl and the devs of the GTA Remasters experienced something similar. They had bug fixes ready to go but had to fight with the rightsholders (Viacom and Rockstar, respectively) to be allowed to publish the patches.
Mw2 (the real one) had a bunch of bug and balancing patches ready but weren’t allowed to push them because corporate wanted people to move on to the next one
According to the at the time community manager
Meanwhile ThreatInteractive
Though I’m pretty sure he’s a scammer not a developer
Well that guy does it to sell some stupid AI stuff that doesn’t exist yet
I turned off anti-aliasing and look at the performance gains
give me 900k to hire someone to get rid of anti-aliasing and nanite in UE5
It makes me feel more confident in myself
Super true.
Kinda goes along with how when you understand the jobs of others you become a more understanding person.
Any time I look at a terminal or attempt to start learning anything beyond updating the system with bash commands my eyes begin to glaze over.
Yall got unique brains to do that because I sure as fuck can’t.
That didn’t stop Jonathan Blow.
lol so true
That only applies to software with the Source Code available to edit and recompile.
I all other cases, my complaint just includes recommendations in the end.Not sure about other bugs but definitely for network-related bugs. Knowing how to tell if it’s happening on my side or not is also a plus.
