The big issue is that it would take roughly .0005 seconds to fix but Bungo likes to be a -blam!- about fixing things they know they should have already addressed.

Well, for a start, no it doesnt take 0.0005 seconds to fix, even though thats obviously sarcasm it still eats into their schedule, time has to be accounted for it and workflows need to be altered. They dont just do whatever they want whenever they want. In such a big project everything needs to feed down the pipe and while 1 small change might seem like nothing, 100 of those small changes need to have time made for them somewhere along the line. Its simply not as "easy" as you think. Secondly... its not even a "fix" lmao. Its a balance pass and is completely up to them how and when they want to implement it.

You're right on the timeframe, maybe 5 seconds, tops. The rest is ad nauseum bullshit to appease Bungo. Have a nice day and when you actually learn to code, come see me.

Do you work at Bungie? No? Do you know their workflow? No? Do you even work at a major AAA game development team? No? Do you know their list of priorities and everything they are working on? No? Strange. Fyi almost done with my degree in games dev : )

Here’s what I know. Business. Do things first time right, every single time. Forever. Always. The moment that you do things the wrong way, you lose 100% credibility. Your word is shit.Your product is suspect. Confidence takes a crap. Restate that, consumer confidence takes a crap.

Sucks to live by that lifestyle because you, yes [i]you[/i]. Mess up every. single. day. Sorry bud.