2009-02-26, 05:15 AM
Hm.
Well I think it's much like water companies; they can't get rid of every single particle of impurities in their water, but it's safe enough to use and drink, so they ship it anyway knowing that a few ppm or whatever of impure substances are in that water. Is this intended? No. The impurities are a fault, but the water company lets it slip because it isn't too harmful.
Likewise, jumpshooting is a fault because when they were designing the game, they didn't choose to implement it that way. It just happened, and they decided to leave it because it's no game-breaker.
Well I think it's much like water companies; they can't get rid of every single particle of impurities in their water, but it's safe enough to use and drink, so they ship it anyway knowing that a few ppm or whatever of impure substances are in that water. Is this intended? No. The impurities are a fault, but the water company lets it slip because it isn't too harmful.
Likewise, jumpshooting is a fault because when they were designing the game, they didn't choose to implement it that way. It just happened, and they decided to leave it because it's no game-breaker.