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9/10/2015 7:10:48 PM
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not the point. You test a product before you release/sell it. basic business. if they had atleast one person test it they would have found this bug with ease.
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Nothing is bugged... More quests are released on 9/15 which will get you the emblem
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It isn't a bug though..
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The point is everything is working fine and nothing is "bugged".
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Edited by Twinkerdoodle: 9/10/2015 10:11:08 PMEverything may be working but that doesn't mean there is isn't a bug. And to whoever said it. Yes it is the point. Even a working program has room for improvement. That's what's great about it. You're only limited by your imagination. However, the more complex the idea the more chances there are that a mistake can be made. Fixing one thing may break a hundred others. It's a very inexact art that involves a bunch of trial and error. It doesn't matter how many times they tested it in a controlled environment. Once the public get their hands on it a whole bunch of other factors are introduced that they cannot test before. Game development isn't easy, and a bug discovered two days after an update release should be considered a good find.
