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2/7/2015 10:28:02 PM
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You obviously have 0 clue how a game gets made. It took them YEARS to develop the game as is and you think 2 months is enough time to fix a bug?
You are exactly what is wrong with this country.
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DW man, took them what a week to fix the game breaking dancing on the sparrow. Please dude.
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Nope that's still in the game it just doesn't appear for other players
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It never could appear to other players
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I don't think i live in the same country as you... Considering that a normal development cycle is 2-3 years, 2 months is more than enough to fix some bugs. It all depends on what bugs the publisher gives greenlight for the dev team to fix and how many of those devs are actually working on bug fixing instead of other things. I do know how games are made, maybe your post was a failed attempt at sarcasm.
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Two months is BEYOND enough time to fix a bug. Bungie patching the cheeses was more than proof of that. They haven't even acknowledged the game breaking ones though. So apparently your "experience" means jack shit.
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Lol youre retarded
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No, I'm experienced.
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Yeah, but they can fix a cheese or an exploit in a week or two if they wanted. Therefore, two months is obviously not enough time.
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The. You're just proving how little you actually know about game development.
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I don't have to know anything about game development to know that two months is plenty of time to fix a bug, when Bungie can nerf guns, get rid of exploits as well as cheeses in as little as a couple of weeks.
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Actually you do have to know a little because you're talking nonsense. If it's so easy, why haven't YOU done it already? Oh yeah I forgot you have 0 experience developing games.
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Why haven't I done it already? That's a pretty pitiful thing to ask. You're clearly just pulling things out of your ass at an attempt to not look foolish. Like I've said, I don't need experience in game development when Bungie has already shown what they can do, which are the things I've listed. If they can do all of that in such a short time period, they can fix a few bugs.
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It's a valid question. You're the one saying it's so easy and could have been done by now. C'mon, you're the one saying it is so easy, but obviously you don't know how. That's the point. Stop talking about things you don't have the first clue about. Activision 2002 - 2010 led a QA team for 6 years. You have 0 clue what you're talking about.
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Because I don't work for shady companies like Activision or Bungie. Plus, I never said it was easy, or that I could do it. Bungie, rushes to "fix" things that sometimes don't even need to be touched. But, when there are bugs, they are casually working on it because they know that the more we struggle with the bugs, the more they can pat themselves on the back and talk about how much their game is played. How many times must I repeat myself? Read what I say well, I won't say it again. Bungie can do all these things in a short amount of time. Therefore, I assume they would be able to fix a few bugs in two months. Is that so unreasonable, Mr. Q&A?
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You assume because you're ignorant. Like I said you have zero clue. Weapons stats don't take a major tweaking first off. Neither do any of the fluff items you listed. Stat changes at most. So again, 0 clue.
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So fixing a cheese is "fluff?" It doesn't seem to be that way with BungieVision. My assumptions are not without foundation.
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It got fixed didn't it?
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You're a retard with experience. Vault space, increased currency caps, or xur selling heavy ammo synths doesn't take much time. Stop being a fanboy.
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And you start being realistic. Just go through the laundry list of stuff that needs attention. Just because your pet peeve didn't get fixed doesn't mean it's not in the works. Like I said 0 clue.
