they love the corn

No thank not today

Or if its employee facing only let it get slower and slower to the point where it takes a minute to update one record

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Don’t need it

Has everyone forgotten the art of creating or using performance profiling tools

Oh it is, it has the same issues as the first few iterations of Chat GPT if you ever used AI in the early days

I hate it when i need to google programming stuff because Google Gemini LOVES to make stuff up and takes up half a page trying to answer

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‘Then buddha detonates 20 old people’

And only 1 table and 4 chairs so everyone shares elbow space while everyone else has to go outside

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Also spelling mistakes, cant forget those

Stories of studios making banger games due to tight constraints and small team sizes. Limitations like that bring out human creativity.

When studios get big publishers want more control over what gets made, multiple teams need to be created and more management is required so every one can communicate with eachother to satisfy the publishers increasing revenue goals which turns the studio into a business where they need to maximize profit.

The opposite can also happen where studios get truck loads of money with no oversight from publishers so they work on whatever they want rather than what players want.

The worst thing is making a smash hit game requires mostly skill and luck with luck being the right team, the right constraints, the right market and the right leaders.

BioWare had a streak of luck but as people move on after every project that luck fades away. BioWare ‘magic’ was flopping around for most of projects development cycle so they had to crunch near the end of a games release. Mass Effect had this problem from 1 all the way to 3 with 3 being an absolute shitshow of working from sunup to sundown Monday to Sunday for months before release.

Yeah large publishers don’t measure sales longterm for games like this. Mainly because turning it around is extremely risky financial wise and expensive because most of the developers contracts are up so they either have to rehire or shuffle people from other projects. Not an issue for smaller studios who don’t layoff after every project btw

My fatass thought this was a baked potato

The fact you reply like that lets me know exactly the kind of person you are online 😘

I would not date anyone who makes US politics their entire personality, its childish and obnoxious behavior.