probably like two people and of course there's you.who test for a bit on the weekend and still have reported a lot of things. Hopefully they have a macro for "we already knew that please tell people to stop reporting it". I feel bad for whomever has to read through the thousands of bugs "discovered" by players once public testing is open. fixing them can be difficult and time consuming. What I mean is, finding the bugs is the easy part. SPCT has been finding bugs much faster than they can be fixed, that is how testing goes. There are pages and pages of bugs identified just by SPCT, and then LO has their own QA.įind a bug and it goes on a list, that list is then organized by importance and given a spot in line waiting to be fixed.
Apb reloaded punkbuster update 32 bit#
If we were to just barge ahead without the engine upgrade i suspect most updates would either be A) extremely narrow in scope like slightly tweaked existing clothing or more and more redundant modifications and reskins, or B) awful half-assed stuff like riot, which still took at least a year of dev time despite being stitched together (very poorly) from existing mechanicsĪll while the game plays worse and worse, plus as the months go by a majority of players will move on to rtx or better gpus and won’t be able to play the current 32 bit version at all
Apb reloaded punkbuster update update#
Looking from times perspective, I would rather have current engine that is patched to community carefully filtered demands and expectations, with fluid patches that take care of bugs, issues, complaints and bring balance across the board, and some day switch to new Engine, rather than play this shit that hasn't seen major patch in AGES, while we wait for miraculous engine update for years to come.īut a large portion of bugs/issues are related to the current spaghetti code, “new” content will be limited to shoehorning existing mechanics into slightly different roles, and every additional patch lowers game performance just a little bit more
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