What do you mean by "all this time"? He's not an hour-wage worker. His Patreon subscribers aren't his bosses. They're buying a product. They're paying for early access to new releases. Calling my assumption flawed and then making a pessimistic assumption yourself doesn't really help your case when you're trying to call my "logic" flawed.
I didn't make any assumptions about how many hours he spent on it each day. All I know is what that document says about the development stage of the update. You don't test until content is finished. Testing is for the purpose of quality control. I like that the content is finished, I like that they're filtering out typos and other mistakes. I also like that it's going to be a relatively large update of (at least) 750 renders.
I'm bubbling with anticipation. You're biting your nails impatiently. That's the difference between our mindsets and no criticism of my rationales is going to change that.
Ok, here we go... remember you asked the question, it's not my fault if the answer makes you look foolish...
You specifically said...
"There was this leaked doc that showed he had been testing for over 10 days now."
That is an assumption. The document is not a video recording of his actions and does not in point of fact "SHOW" that he had been testing for over 10 days. It may have implied that, or alluded to it, but the document it's self was not proof of 10+ days of testing.
So I replied with...
"Just because the document says that he began testing over 10 days ago doesn't mean that's what he's doing. You are making an assumption that he's spending all this time testing."
You replied to this with the question quoted above asking...
"What do you mean by "all this time"?"
So, here's how language works... when one person responds to another, they typically respond to what the other person said.
When I said "
all this time" I was directly referencing the time period stated in your prior statement "
over 10 days"
So, to put it another way, what I meant was that
You are making an assumption that he's spending over 10 days testing.
Now, just in case that wasn't the part you didn't understand, and that by
What do you mean by "all this time"? You actually understood that I was referring to your own prior comment but had somehow confused yourself, Let me further explain...
See, a day is one of many units we use in order to measure time. it consists of approx. 24 hours (actually 23 hours and 56 minutes if you want to get technical which is where leap years and leap centuries come from)
I hope this was able to clarify what I meant when I referred directly back to your own previous words that you were somehow unable to comprehend.
As for your final comment which states that I'm
"biting your nails impatiently" It seems that you have again made a false assumption. I honestly don't give a rat's ass when the update comes out. I am sure that I won't play it for a while afterwards because I am focusing on my own next update which is about to go to actual testers (not just be solo tested by myself) I only come to F95 to kill time during my work day (yes I have a real job as well.)
so yeah, whatever.