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ark_ader:
--- Quote from: opt2not on November 17, 2018, 03:25:04 pm --- --- Quote from: pbj on November 17, 2018, 10:32:27 am ---Guess it's not all glamorous. --- End quote --- If you think game development is glamorous, you are in for paradigm shift. There’s no glamour in this. Just stress, frustration, and long hours, with a side of the delusion of telling yourself you’re doing this for the passion. --- End quote --- What year was this in? Nowadays coders want to do less for more money. They want to use existing buggy code but do not document correctly or completely (and hide ---steaming pile of meadow muffin---), and quality? :laugh2: :soapbox: The last place I was in went through several project managers in weeks not months. They had a serious product flaw and could not find it due to the above situation. They went to market with it too. We had an overseas team (China) that was perfect and they did it for less money. I cannot say all software houses are like this, but quality has recently taken a back seat and management just wants a completed project within time. Now the glamour part I can attest to, but the coders I have met, get treated like royalty and like to go home early and not hit their baselines. We can see this in AAA titles and smaller utilities and programmes, especially in a certain OS I can mention. I have seen and worked in the old days, how a development team successfully integrates. Agile was not mainstream as it is now. There was little or no frustration as there was a clear goal to achieve. The quality team should be a 3rd party not their lead coder. They (the suits) say it is too expensive, I guess they allow it, so they can keep on signing off on buggy code. I think it will get worse as time goes on or China does all our coding. I miss the old days when code was quality and worked extremely well. |
nitrogen_widget:
I played on a classic WOW bootleg server a few yrs back. I enjoyed it. I remember doing Warlock mount quest. WTF? running for 30 mins. LOL! I just started playing after a couple yrs off. Panderia was the last expansion I played. I don't know WTF i'm doing now. talents, specs, everything is different and I can't tank on my lock anymore? |
web_traveler:
Im not play much on classic, but tbc and wotlk were the greatest patches imo, so I'm waiting the vanilla to enjoy it |
nitrogen_widget:
--- Quote from: web_traveler on March 19, 2019, 05:37:16 am ---Im not play much on classic, but tbc and wotlk were the greatest patches imo, so I'm waiting the vanilla to enjoy it --- End quote --- I logged into one of my toons and he was in northrend in some giant building in the middle of nowhere and I can't remember why cause it was yrs ago. It was an amazingly huge expansion with some amazing architecture and scenery. not a soul from my server was in the zone. But lots of people in The burning crusade zones. I'll play a few weeks then not play a few weeks then play again and still try to hit keys for mapped abilities no longer in the game and die. |
nitrogen_widget:
5 days. |
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