2009-01-25, 01:52 PM
summer Wrote:this is GMS for ya...
instead of picking randoms, they should manually pick those who are actually WILLING to do proper tespia testing... or at least just have fun in tespia, and you're bound to find bugs... somewhere... instead of spamming the report system
Only hard part is actually picking out those people. Even if it were a resume of some sort, someone on basil will probably make a model for people to fill out.
Joe Wrote:Secondly, it's their job to find bugs in the first place, not get players to do their work for them, so seriously, they decided to change their work from going around looking for bugs in-game, to reading tickets and taking their chances with bogus ones... so they should suck it up. I'm not saying the idiots pulling bogus reports out of their asses aren't at fault, but really... even i could've known it would happen before it did.
In a situation such as this, it is much faster and more efficient the more people that are testing. When you are programming and a glitch comes up, it could take forever to find out the source and fix it.
It's like, you're in a field looking for balls. It would be a lot more efficient to have 1000 people looking instead of <100