Maybe so but I'd say them spending time with their families during their holidays is more important than the state of the toy we're playing with during ours. They'll be back to work in another week or two and if the rate of patches continue like they did before the holidays then we'll likely see improvements pretty quickly.
@Noodlesocks wrote:Maybe so but I'd say them spending time with their families during their holidays is more important than the state of the toy we're playing with during ours. They'll be back to work in another week or two and if the rate of patches continue like they did before the holidays then we'll likely see improvements pretty quickly.
^ This ^
The deveopers were most likely working a lot of overtime before and just after release and need a break. It's also Christmas.
They'll be back soon enough.
@G-Recons wrote:
@Noodlesockscustomers have the full right to get what they're promised, no excuses work is work ..
Your rights as a customer do not supercede workers' rights to time off.
Clearly you do not understand how organisations manage productivity.
The idea that you can only know if a programmer is working if they're in an office is laughable.
@G-Recons wrote:
@filthy_veganswouldn't be an issue if they didn't say the game is ahead of it's time .
Irrelevant. Workers have rights.
I swear gamers sure act like entitled little *!!
They do? If I have a qouta to meet at work and it requires me too work holidays for the company to reach this quota and make money, rest assured I would have to work.
And this is a job I have to get up and go to to take care of my family. Its not nesssesarly a job I have a passion for. Its an I have to job. Its not like I get to go to work and make videos gamess for a living.
So you can't even construct an argument and instead elect to call it spam. Slow clap.
Do try harder. For instance, you could start by demonstrating why the employment practices in your field are, in fact, common practice in all fields and should be considered best practice in all fields.
You also display an ignorance of how project-based production works.
I'd also ask if you have any idea about workers' rights. Your avatar suggests your are American, so I suspect you don't.
6 days a week and for xmas holidays only 2 days 25 and 26 December.
Who's to really to say Dice hasn't been working on the game during the holidays? Just because we're not getting any new updates doesn't mean all productivity has stopped. I'd be surprised if it did.
The game really needs a lot of work and I'd assume they're very aware of that. Obviously.
