Gamasutra: When big games launch badly

[Lamont]

Found an interesting article on Gamasutra, worth the read: When big games launch badly: Breaking the 'vicious cycle'..

This is the industry as it is. Many gamers have a clue, but this article clears up a lot for those who want to know more. When you are in the trenches working on stuff and you see these things from a mile away... very painful.

 

[Comixbooks]

Reason why you see more character in Indi games then Big boxed AAA games.
Pressure Aggression what are we doing anyway? Like Destiny and Bungie
I wouldn't complain about Battlefield 4 that game is Bug Free the only glitch I found was zero sound on some servers.

 

[Lamont]

Reason why you see more character in Indi games then Big boxed AAA games.

No pressure. Indie devs are done when they are done.

 

[Spewn]

I wouldn't complain about Battlefield 4 that game is Bug Free the only glitch I found was zero sound on some servers.

Lol.

That is all.

 

[Godmachine]

Reason why you see more character in Indi games then Big boxed AAA games.
Pressure Aggression what are we doing anyway? Like Destiny and Bungie
I wouldn't complain about Battlefield 4 that game is Bug Free the only glitch I found was zero sound on some servers.

BF4 was bug free??

Umm.. what?

Dude you might want to re-read what you posted that or at least put down the pipe

 

[Lamont]

Bug-free or not, the problem is that games ship with show-stopping bugs due to pressure to hit a date or budget.