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racketboy - Jan 11, 2003 |
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skinnyneo | Jan 13, 2003 | |||
I longer work, but last monday i used to be employed for TMobile, ie Voicestream. Ran credit for dealers. Never again! Now I go to school! YAY! |
SegaSaturnDDR | Jan 13, 2003 | |||
Im a college student, attending digipen in redmond washington. not a particularly good student, but one still |
segasonic | Jan 14, 2003 | ||||
The most frustrating part of testing was pointing out that an aspect of a game (or indeed the entire product) was flawed, only to be ignored because someone in a nice suit in a big office who's never played a game in their life sets the deadlines. Ridiculously short development cycles and tight deadlines mean that so much content gets cut before the game is released. What really made me angry was when some clueless reviewer picks up a crappy game and goes on to slag off testers at great length - "Why didn't they find this, why didn't they find that?". In many cases it isn't the test depts fault, it is due to corporate greed - shipping an unfinished/rushed product to get the money rolling in regardless of the state of the product. Rant over lol |
alpharogue | Jan 14, 2003 | |||
Hey, SSDDR? What is Digipen like? I wanted to go there at one time; this was when I just moved to Colorado and was thinking about going to school in Washington state anyway. I always wanted to go into game development and major in computer science. Just wondering what the curriculum is like. |
racketboy | Jan 14, 2003 | ||||
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