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2/6/2015 6:51:56 PM
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I never understand it when people say "why did you fix X when Y & Z are more important, you should fix them first"
It's like they don't understand that there's different people working on different tasks. It isn't just one guy on one helpdesk working through a list of tasks and just churning out the easy ones.
Let the people fixing bug Y fix bug Y and the people doing Z do Z. Then let the other people deal with the other issues.
"Well why dont those other people help with Y or Z instead of the other things?" You might ask. Well cause that might not be where their skills lie, they might not have a clue how to fix it. Also 'too many cookes spoil the broth'
Just cause this and that is being tweaked, updated or changed...doesn't mean the big things we've been asking for aren't in the works.
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That's even worst !!! if there is differente people working on differente task then why nothing that we ask come out ? Seriously a kid in a school(games) could up the vault space in 1 week !!!! do you understand that ? there is so many things that can be done in just a week cuz it's not hard to do but every times it's about 2 months.... they sucks and that's all... Look at the exotic in TDB honestly they all sucks and the no land beyond could be a good/fun gun if they just up the "reload" for each bullet but no they don't do it So i don't understand they give us new exotic weapon but none of them are useful and they don't even hurry to up what they sell to us in thid dlc....
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I've only done very limited amounts of programming, but in my experience hardly anything is an easy fix. People seem to think that fixing a bug or adding vault space is as simple as changing a line or two of code. I can almost guarantee you it's not that simple.
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Actually, it is exactly that - Bungie is only fixing the easy things. Far easier to add baby bumpers to a map than fix raid glitches (subtle network timing issues) or vault space (resize a massive database and performance test it). Bungie's only been reaching for the low-hanging fruit. $500MM doesn't buy as much as it used to. -R-
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Because they are "armchair developers". Everyone always seems to know how these people should do their jobs. Since that's the case they should all form their own uber developer to pool their collective armchair developer knowledge and make the ultimate game that players can play their way. But no. It's better to shed tears on the forums rather than solve their own problem.
