2010-12-08, 07:19 AM
I got to say, I was REALLY, REALLY glad to notice that they fixed most of the bugs I've reported in Tespia.
Finally, they were able to make a good use of the test server. I guess it wasn't a bad idea to put a 10 daily reports limit in the bug report page. This made it impossible for spammers to send out infinite reports and make sorting out the legitimate reports almost impossible (that's what I think happened in the previous rounds back in 2008).
Also, now that they probably have a bigger development team, it must've been easier to fix all (or almost) the reported bugs.
Looks like my dream finally came true: a Tespia which can REALLY help with making patches less game-breaking and buggy.
Sure, the patch brought other several issues, but I was glad to see they fixed most of ones reported in Tespia. I'm pretty sure that, without it, this patch would have been really bad.
Finally, they were able to make a good use of the test server. I guess it wasn't a bad idea to put a 10 daily reports limit in the bug report page. This made it impossible for spammers to send out infinite reports and make sorting out the legitimate reports almost impossible (that's what I think happened in the previous rounds back in 2008).
Also, now that they probably have a bigger development team, it must've been easier to fix all (or almost) the reported bugs.
Looks like my dream finally came true: a Tespia which can REALLY help with making patches less game-breaking and buggy.
Sure, the patch brought other several issues, but I was glad to see they fixed most of ones reported in Tespia. I'm pretty sure that, without it, this patch would have been really bad.