We don't know if that ever happened.It is one thing to make a mistake, but releasing the built anyway, fully aware that your customers will waste their time due to that?
We don't know if that ever happened.It is one thing to make a mistake, but releasing the built anyway, fully aware that your customers will waste their time due to that?
Bottom line is, FDev don't seem to engage in any lessons learned procedure which is difficult to understand. I wouldn't get away in my work consistently producing stuff that's wrong or doesn't work. I'd at least get a stern talking to from my boss/client to ensure this doesn't keep happening.I remember the update where we lost all our exploration data.
Or the one that introduced Skynet AI with impossible weapons that could kill you in seconds. Or the skimmer bug....
Let's be fair, the majority of people complaining simply do not understand the complexities involved in developing, upgrading and managing "Elite Dangerous" and all of it's supporting components.
Collective moaning is one of the prime functions of a forum, of course, though. So carry on...
It's a shame stuff is badly broken in places but look, nobody has died, it's just a game, other life choices are available.
Yep, nothing like a good old fashioned bollicking to sort out a wayward employee! Betcha someone/several someones are gonna get a rocket after the dust settles!Bottom line is, FDev don't seem to engage in any lessons learned procedure which is difficult to understand. I wouldn't get away in my work consistently producing stuff that's wrong or doesn't work. I'd at least get a stern talking to from my boss/client to ensure this doesn't keep happening.
Either way it is at least concerning from a customer's perspective.We don't know if that ever happened.
At least they stopped releasing those broken patches right before leaving into weekend.Bottom line is, FDev don't seem to engage in any lessons learned procedure which is difficult to understand.
Well, that case you could be thankful...I guess.Bottom line is, FDev don't seem to engage in any lessons learned procedure which is difficult to understand. I wouldn't get away in my work consistently producing stuff that's wrong or doesn't work. I'd at least get a stern talking to from my boss/client to ensure this doesn't keep happening.
And with Elite updates, it feels to me that the trend is pointing downhill with regards to 'getting it right first time'. Which surely isn't the best way to run a business.
True, but if people don't complain how does FDEV know that there are problems?It's a shame stuff is badly broken in places but look, nobody has died, it's just a game, other life choices are available.
I'm not an employee, so if I screw things up at work my client is well within their rights to let me go if they feel like I'm not up to the task. It's ok to make mistakes, but not more than once ideally. I'm not saying that staff should get treated badly, but you need to review what went wrong, and address it accordingly.Yep, nothing like a good old fashioned bollicking to sort out a wayward employee! Betcha someone/several someones are gonna get a rocket after the dust settles!
Wow, so you have NEVER f@#$ed up at work! Please enlighten the rest of us: how do we imperfect mortals become perfect like you?As costumers, is it required of us to be understanding?
We payed for a product, that at this point are more then a year old.
This is no beta, it's a minor patch.
I agree, in my company we always make some brainstorming at the end of big projects to review what was good and what was bad to enrich our "Lessons Learned" experience. I don't think FDEV got anything like that. How come they even broke things that were not supposed to be part of this update...I'm not an employee, so if I screw things up at work my client is well within their rights to let me go if they feel like I'm not up to the task. It's ok to make mistakes, but not more than once ideally. I'm not saying that staff should get treated badly, but you need to review what went wrong, and address it accordingly.
Have you never been through an up-date/patch with an online game before? This is how it goes. Just as bugs were expected, so were these bitter threads expected.
This update was a total failure. You broke almost everything. You broke outfitting (can't see the engineering on stored modules). You broke engineering. You broke mining. You tried to break instancing. You broke the codex. You broke VPNs. Fighters are still broken. Buying arx is broken. The arx prices were broken (not that I'm complaining on that one). You broke the wing UI.
And theres probably more you broke that we haven't discovered yet. Its mind boggling. How in the everloving frick did this get past QA. Do you even test things at all? Maybe you do and you just don't give a enough to fix it. Doesn't matter what the reason is though, you fricked up. Big time.
And this isn't the first time. April was really bad too. Beyond saw the removal of multiple types of missions because you were so bad at balancing them. If it was a one time I could dismiss it as just a mistake or accident, but its almost every update now. This many total failures of an update is inexcusable and shameful.
Shame on you fdev.
You don't need to be perfect to spot the obvious flaws in this release.Wow, so you have NEVER f@#$ed up at work! Please enlighten the rest of us: how do we imperfect mortals become perfect like you?
Oh, FYI: it's "paid", not "payed"!