I think thats normal. If you fix a bug more are going to show up, and isn't it better if the bugs show up now? Rather than a year later? If the bugs show now it's easier to get them fixed.
I play just fine on my non-gaming laptop for days straight ... sounds like a personal issue
"If you fix a bug more are going to show up" is like saying "if you fix electricity in your living room, of course the tap in the bathroom will start to fail." It does not make any sense. What would make sense is "if you introduce new features, there will likely be new bugs."
Well building a house is much different than coding a video game.
I am a veteran software engineer, working as a consultant. I know what coding anything is like, possibly more than most at TW or any other company. That's pretty much why people pay me. So please spare me your patronizing comments.
lol it's not patronizing im just saying it's different, and how was I supposed to know you're a veteran software engineer.
Of course they are different, I was trying to explain why "crushing bugs in turn introducing new bugs" does not make sense through an analogy. I mean if that were the case, literally no one would spend any time debugging as by definition it would introduce new bugs resulting in net loss due to opportunity cost.
Alright makes sense. I guess it does sound wierd saying getting rid of a bug would get new ones and yeah I also wanna wait. I'm pretty glad they put it in early access on steam so people who really wanted to play it could, and so they could get bug testing done. I wonder what the new combat will be, because from what I heard alot of stuff, including combat is from warband as a placeholder.Of course they are different, I was trying to explain why "crushing bugs in turn introducing new bugs" does not make sense through an analogy. I mean if that were the case, literally no one would spend any time debugging as by definition it would introduce new bugs resulting in net loss due to opportunity cost.
About my job, of course you could not have known what I do professionally, so to be safe always assume everyone knows at least as much as you do until they demonstrate otherwise... That's how I do it
All that said, I understand why to a layperson my post could have appeared somewhat alarmist. I assure you that is not my intention. I trust TW and totally love their games; and I hope they do not to rush late development of Bannerlord to the point of lacking in tests and QA. I would rather wait longer for a higher quality software.
This game is already addictive and has so much room to improve in every way, or I am perhaps too excited about it
