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It's human nature, to want to complain, let them, they have no other outlet.Especially with these people who keep insisting devs are doing bugfixing despite all the available info telling otherwise...
It's human nature, to want to complain, let them, they have no other outlet.Especially with these people who keep insisting devs are doing bugfixing despite all the available info telling otherwise...
You don't have a clue about software development, do you ?Such bullshit dude. The June 1st progress update had the debug bar at 108/161, now it's at 110/163. Meaning although they supposedly "fixed" two bugs, no actual lateral progress has been made. Really convenient how the devs keep discovering new bugs to fix and ways to make the progress bars not actually move.
As my favorite CS prof used to sing...You don't have a clue about software development, do you ?
Do you? How do you have this many bugs in a linear renpy game of all things?You don't have a clue about software development, do you ?
The answer to that is 7k a month.Do you? How do you have this many bugs in a linear renpy game of all things?
Professional software engineer here. Unplanned tasks pop up all the time. That's the essence of the job, because you can't plan everything from the beginning.Do you? How do you have this many bugs in a linear renpy game of all things?
If you read the rules regarding "status tagging" you will find out that a game can be marked as abandoned if (among other possible reasons) doesn't receive an update for more than 18 months.Why is this flagged as Abandoned? I see on their Discord that progress is still updated every day.
Are these bars even moving? Every time this is posted it looks exactly the same.
Their only job every day is to edit this board.
I did some C++ coding for a HS class. I put in my code a test to send display some info on to track what it was doing at certain points. Finished up the program and removed that check code. Errors popped up. Put the code back in but removed the display portion and worked.As my favorite CS prof used to sing...
63 bugs in the code on the wall,
63 bugs in the code;
Take one down, patch it around
76 bugs in the code on the wall
It's the nature of coding. There's only so far out you can accurately predict and I get the feeling people handle being pissy over slow progress better than seeing more tasks get added to the checker.Are these bars even moving? Every time this is posted it looks exactly the same.
Seriously,the guy posting that everyday is more hardworking and consistent than Magicnuts.Their only job every day is to edit this board.
Some people don't understand coding things is 80% Logic and 20% Art. Even debugging can create more bugs than you expect.It's the nature of coding. There's only so far out you can accurately predict and I get the feeling people handle being pissy over slow progress better than seeing more tasks get added to the checker.
The best description I ever heard for debugging is "debugging a program is like being a detective investigating a crime that you're the prime suspect for"Some people don't understand coding things is 80% Logic and 20% Art. Even debugging can create more bugs than you expect.