2011-01-17, 06:00 AM
MysticHLE Wrote:The bolded part doesn't quite make sense...if you don't care about how fast or slow a computer runs, your code should not be very compatible/robust/efficient to allow it to run on just about anything, no?
Or do you mean that the users are illiterate...and the developers have to cater to that fact? But if you do mean that...then wouldn't NexonKR be such an odd-ball out? Yet...they're successful?
I think he's referring to hardware requirements. Because they don't spend the money upgrading their hardware, their code is built to run on slower machinery, thus their games can run on pretty much anything because it's built to run on something slower than what the average consumer actually has.

