Did you guys even test this game out before releasing it.
Or was it easier to just get 100,000 people to pay $60+ each to BETA test the game for you.
QA on this was BAD
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#2
Posté 01 février 2011 - 02:08
Wh1teRaven
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They made a patch. What are you trolling for?
#3
Posté 01 février 2011 - 02:27
fcavalheiro
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Yes, they made a patch! I will download it rightaway, so I can play this game without any problems!
Oh, wait...
Oh, wait...
#4
Posté 01 février 2011 - 03:33
Beezlebubz
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Wh1teRaven wrote...
They made a patch. What are you trolling for?
The point is that even though they are making a patch, these problems should never have happened in the first place.
I dont know if youve lost 30 hours of gameplay or not, but youd feel how I feel if you did. And at least they are fixing this, cause if they werent this game would have been already traded in, no matter how sad it wouldve been to do so.<_<
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Posté 01 février 2011 - 03:56
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The fact save corruption is so prevalent is a mistake. I can live with that, no game is perfect. Keeping normal back ups should be enough to get past such a problem.
The fact that the game's save system is set up in a non-standard way to maximize the damage of save corruption is NOT a mistake and should never have reared its head in a professional product. Someone, somewhere along the line made a conscious choice to go against industry standards to make the game less stable and basically unplayable unless you take the extreme measure of keeping external back ups.
BioWare said the patch would fix the freezing issue, but they haven't said if it would change how the save system works. Unless it gets overhauled, it'll still be possible to lose all your data, and the game will still be effectively broken.
The fact that the game's save system is set up in a non-standard way to maximize the damage of save corruption is NOT a mistake and should never have reared its head in a professional product. Someone, somewhere along the line made a conscious choice to go against industry standards to make the game less stable and basically unplayable unless you take the extreme measure of keeping external back ups.
BioWare said the patch would fix the freezing issue, but they haven't said if it would change how the save system works. Unless it gets overhauled, it'll still be possible to lose all your data, and the game will still be effectively broken.
