Devs hiding Bc of toxicity
Recently a dev posted how most of the devs are afraid to post and reply because of how toxic players can be. I’m on Twitter and Reddit a lot and I don’t see much dev posts except for the AMAs on Redd...
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@E9ine_AC Wait you have a game! This is news to me.
@no one in particular Want to see brutal comments? I dare say look at the old No man’s sky comments... those were brutal and especially for such an indie dev...
@no one in particular Want to see brutal comments? I dare say look at the old No man’s sky comments... those were brutal and especially for such an indie dev...
@Koochi-Q Pshh I have posted god prolly thousands of times I worked for some big games on exploit teams ran their guide programs to running my own game myself. I really enjoy player interaction as you can tell with me on the forums. I did it over 16 years of nothing but player interaction. This drove me to do things myself to see how well I could do making a custom version of a game.
Trust me if I worked for EA there would be no cheaters. There was a time back in the days of around 2008 I help create a cheat program for a mmo game that's 20 + years old and still running.
I normally say in order to catch a cheater hire a cheater. But in my case it was more for science of what can I make this thing do. Before long fully automated bots. The program is still used today. I learned from my mistakes but we also used this tool the devs and myself to solo raids or group missions and such looking for bugs or exploits to bypass encounters.
Trust me if I worked for EA there would be no cheaters. There was a time back in the days of around 2008 I help create a cheat program for a mmo game that's 20 + years old and still running.
I normally say in order to catch a cheater hire a cheater. But in my case it was more for science of what can I make this thing do. Before long fully automated bots. The program is still used today. I learned from my mistakes but we also used this tool the devs and myself to solo raids or group missions and such looking for bugs or exploits to bypass encounters.
- @E9ine_AC Leave me alone, you see how much I’m here. I’m old, I forget stuff xD. Were you the one who also did game testing or was that someone else. If that was you I just had that image with someone else’s name xD.
- @Koochi-Q I did do loads of testing before things would be released to players. I even lived on the Test Server of the game. I ran with the 2 big devs of the game testing anything they needed including bypassing code mechanics.
- @E9ine_AC I think I’m thinking of @DoYaSeeMe who was/is a tester tho...
What is your game ;0
And coding is def hard... most will never know that. I’ve only done basic coding and even that can get quite intricate. One of my first assignments was to make a calculator from scratch. Headscratching at first but when you know what to do it becomes clear. But if you make that calculator multifunctional like make it a thesaurus, an E-book or whatever... code piles up and up which will eventually lead to conflicting code and give you bugs.
But it’s like ppl to not know what goes behind stuff they’ve never done or seen and harass others for it. Complaining, okay, but death threats and such is ridiculous.
@DarthValtrex no idea what that is, but it has a delicious sounding name for a medicine xD.
