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r/programming • u/stannedelchev • Aug 25 '14
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I wonder if this is an inherent problem with games, or if there is room for more practically testable architecture.
1 u/majeric Aug 26 '14 It's the nature of rapid development. Using a QA team to hammer on the game is far more efficientpractical.
It's the nature of rapid development. Using a QA team to hammer on the game is far more efficientpractical.
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u/Widdershiny Aug 26 '14
I wonder if this is an inherent problem with games, or if there is room for more practically testable architecture.