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[ZeroR3D]

There's gotta be some kind of systems integration testing every time a dev uploads updates to XBL. It'd be madness not to...

[adam_nox]

I don't care about the rest of the conversation, but I lol everytime some internet liar starts talking about how they know stuff or program games or work in IT (more like they answer phones at Dell lol).

[SheffSteel]

adam_nox wrote...

I don't care about the rest of the conversation, but I lol everytime some internet liar starts talking about how they know stuff or program games or work in IT (more like they answer phones at Dell lol).

Yeah, us game programmer wannabees are always making stuff up like that - mainly for the groupies, you know.

[Bibdy]

adam_nox wrote...

I don't care about the rest of the conversation, but I lol everytime some internet liar starts talking about how they know stuff or program games or work in IT (more like they answer phones at Dell lol).

I work in QA Automation at an VOIP IPBX company, so yeah, I do technically answer phone calls all day

[Bibdy]

ZeroR3D wrote...

There's gotta be some kind of systems integration testing every time a dev uploads updates to XBL. It'd be madness not to...

That's probably exactly what they were doing when it got  'accidentally' leaked. I'm actually curious if MS have some kind of system in place to test XBL integration. You're right, it would be crazy not to provide that kind of functionality to developers, but they seem to keep very tight reigns on what goes on in XBL.

[Stanley Woo]

Essentially, if you can find a way to better schedule unexpected last-minute delays, you'll find yourself with a billion-dollar idea.



If you wish to continue discussing this, please use the "Spinning the RTO debacle" thread. Thank you.



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