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lol, but literally everything you're using right now is possible because of software engineers. Not sure why you're making a blanket statement on a whole profession, because a bad experience you had at work.Well, there ya go. You defend their methodology, then agree that in this particular case it isn't acceptable. In my experience, this is how it usually goes. They always have a theory. They always have a plan. But it never goes that way. They always have an excuse, they always say they didn't foresee this or that, and I always say, I told you not to replace that simple device with a PLC or a computer, and they do it anyway. It'll be great they say. Touch screen this, and automated that, and information out the ying yang. Then it don't work right. Then it takes some time to get the bugs worked out. Then it takes some more time to get more bugs worked out because some interface changed somewhere. Before ya know it, it's been 3 years of effing with it, then the touch screen stops working. Then they say it's obsolete, there aren't any parts to replace it. Then I say I told ya so. The device that it replaced lasted for 25 years, and now we're screwed, have to start from scratch with a new design. This is why I hate software engineers.
The game itself worked fine at launch as far I know, with no game breaking bugs...so, they got that part right at least. It's not like they knew the update they were rolling out was going to break the game.
What I don't understand is why they didn't just rollback to the previous version, and let us play while they figure out the issue in the background.
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