Daemons_Bane wrote: »Calm down a bit? Everybody can type in a wrong number
Daemons_Bane wrote: »Calm down a bit? Everybody can type in a wrong number
Daemons_Bane wrote: »Calm down a bit? Everybody can type in a wrong number
If the game was fine, nobody would really care. But it's not just a "typo in the big trailer" it's a "typo even in the big trailer".
Daemons_Bane wrote: »soon to be corrected
Daemons_Bane wrote: »Daemons_Bane wrote: »Calm down a bit? Everybody can type in a wrong number
If the game was fine, nobody would really care. But it's not just a "typo in the big trailer" it's a "typo even in the big trailer".
I'd care if it was a typo in an in-game itembut it would still just be a human error, soon to be corrected
Araneae6537 wrote: »Oh no! We have to go through 2020 all over again?!
Taleof2Cities wrote: »Daemons_Bane wrote: »Daemons_Bane wrote: »Calm down a bit? Everybody can type in a wrong number
If the game was fine, nobody would really care. But it's not just a "typo in the big trailer" it's a "typo even in the big trailer".
I'd care if it was a typo in an in-game itembut it would still just be a human error, soon to be corrected
You're right @Daemons_Bane.
What's that idiom again ... mountains out of molehills ... ?
Story time. When I was 15 I flunked my first test. It was a math test in high school. I made a mistake in the first line of the problem by copying a wrong number. All the principles I've used to solve the equation were correct. However, the solution was wrong and I received 0 points for that problem and I didn't get enough points on other problems to pass the exam. I tried pleading with the teacher, but she wouldn't budge. She confirmed my approach was 100% correct but since the second line was wrong, consequentially so was the third, fourth etc. So 0 points because of a "typo".
I've learned from the experience and several others that followed and have since become more careful and accurate regarding these things. At work, when I am working on a document, I always present it to my coworker for what we call an "idiot check" where we review each others documents and pick up any glaring mistakes/problems. Then it goes to my boss, and once he is happy (he never is on the first try) it's ready to go out. But I always reread it carefully before I send it out, and yes, often I still find mistakes to correct. If the time allows and if it is something many people will see, I put it away and I recheck it after I sleep on it for a few days. The result is that we rarely, if ever publish anything that has mistakes in it. And definitely never when it has to do with dates.
It's called being professional. And it's what we should expect from a company that has literally millions of paying customers.
Tommy_The_Gun wrote: »Looking at recent patches that were fixing some bugs (but not really) and intruding new bugs, or saying they have done something (like skill point refunds) but they did not, maybe this is exactly how it was coded ? Who cares if it is 0 or 1... XD
ZOS_ConnorG wrote: »