Bryan Johnson wrote...
Rip504 wrote...
Jiovanie- wrote...
BioWare doesn't release broken content; they relase content, to expect perfection is quite ludicrous. Nothing in this world is perfect, and this world will NEVER be perfect. The sooner you learn to apply that to everything in this world, the better.
We the community asked for weekly patches; that's our fault. I would rather have monthly patches as opposed to weekly patches. The product doesn't have to advertise that there might be glitches or bugs within it. You as a person should have enough common sense to know that not everything is as it seems.
I'm losing my faith in humanity everytime I visit the internet. It's a shame really.
Lol so am I. You are willing and accepting to pay for a product with multiple issues. Where does the threshold begin and end?
I am holding BW accountable for their actions.They released a product with multiple bugs/glitches. Fact. Nothing more. I fully understand it is a part of the product. You should not make ludicrous assumptions. I do construction. I am only allowed to be off by a tenth of an inch when laying a tile floor. There are multiple examples of perfect or near perfect products. My main question was is BW contempt with the quality of products they are releasing. Did I ever legally agree to bugs/glitches?
"I bought a controller from Best Buy. The right analog would stick a little,causing the product to not work properly or as intended. I then returned it to Best Buy to exchange it. They gave me no trouble. The new one I got is also broken. The light on the Play and charge does not work. I have returned the product and got another one. (Third) With No trouble. If I wanted my money back I would be able to get it back. Neither of these issue cause the controller to be unusable,but by definition both of these controllers are broken. As they do not function
in the way they are intended to. Proven by Best Buy willingness to fix my issue.
So while these problems barely effect anything,there is still an issue. A issue worthy of refunding my money or replacing my product. Fixing my issue. "cowwy wrote...
Bryan might respond to this as well, but I would like to reiterate what he said earlier.
They fixed the original missile glitch.
People like you keep saying that they are not doing their job, and that they don't care about the game, and make every ridiculous claim, but the fact of the matter is that they are VERY OBVIOUSLY working on the issues.
They've stated multiple times that they are working on fixing these issues but they have to test them and go through certification processes that are both expensive and time consuming, so they try to get the most
bang for their buck, by releasing patches with more than just "Fixed an issue where players could use infinite missile launchers".
Also take that legal argument to a court of law. Tell me how that goes for you. I don't claim to be a legal expert, but I'm pretty sure you've received the product that you've paid for.
No never once did I ever claim BW was not doing their job. BW does a very good job. That is your mistaken interpretation of what I said. I am asking was BW aware of the Missile Glitch before release? If not,why not?
If so, then BW was contempt to release a glitch/buggy product? We are suppose to accept that with open arms? Not me.
Really? Buggy DLC was advertised? I assume it was advertised as really "cool" content. Never did they tell me they were releasing a buggy product they may get some user's banned.
To the Baseball analogy. If the MLB placed the enhancements into the players lockers,then yes the MLB would also be held responsible. As BW has placed the Glitch within your character screen/stats game. People are not exploiting ways to create the glitch. They are exploiting a glitch that BW's product has placed within their game.
It is wrong and should be considered cheating by all means.
Okay so ill attempt to answer this from an industry standard/computer engineering practices. Do we want our game to have bugs in it, nope, who would? Is there a point where you have to say enough is enough, ship the product the way it is? Absolutely
Software is not something you can compare to a real physical thing, anyone in the industry will tell you. NASA for example had a mars lander lost because it didnt know how to calculate metric properly. In software a simple logic gate doubles the complexity of your system. An int can be 2^32 different valid values, do you want to try and account for every single one of those in a single value?
Were we aware of the missile glitch before launch, nope. Because that is not a path that we took. I can stand here with pretty good certainty if it wasnt for the internet less than 1% of the people he know about missile glitching now would have no idea what that is. Finding a bug is one thing, being able to follow instructions to do it is another. It took a couple hundred thousand/millions of people 3 months to find it, 200 people over the course of 1-2 years is no where near the same.
There is a video series that is on the top of my head that used to be on the escapist where the person talks about the industry. I would recommend you watch some of them to find out what it is like because I can assure you it is vastly different working with software then it is working with construction.
I applaud you guys at Bioware for what you do and what you have to put up with on a daily basis.
There isn't a single piece of software that is put out bug free. I thought that was common knowledge. Look at Microsoft. If it was bug free there wouldn't be windows updates every third tuesday of the month.
come on people cut them a little slack already.
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