2010-09-24, 06:08 PM
aye, but it looks like they might have done that once for coding that is similarly patterned, such as maps/music/animations, but not likely for stuff that would take too long to test out. That would explain why we don't see many problems with maps/music/animation even in Tespia. But for the coding that would be tough to program a test case, such as new scrolls and scroll related effects (hammers, white scrolls, potentials, equip enhancement scrolls), there are various instances of glitches/exploits found. Ever notice that? it's like they just make sure it works and leave it at that. Next patch, boom exploit. Reminds me of the famous donation meso exploit.
The reason the 'dev' team is so criticized is because the 'trickier' coding is never given a good polish. History shows us how to pinpoint where the teams got lazy.
The reason the 'dev' team is so criticized is because the 'trickier' coding is never given a good polish. History shows us how to pinpoint where the teams got lazy.