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I'm glad that they extended this maintenance.
Why you may ask?
I rather have them TRYING to fix broken things rather than keeping broken stuff in the live servers.
Props to Nexon for at least trying to fix stuff.
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This is a 2D MMO and almost 12 years old.
Yet every single patch its this same extended maintenance garbage. Wtf.
After 12 years I'm surprised they haven't tossed it and started over. Multiple times.
It'd definitely be easier than training new people how to use your specific and depreciated code every time someone senior leaves for a better paying job in a different industry.
Even automating a process like that would take hundreds if not thousands of hours.
And if you have no reason to believe that any of the equipment or skills would result in that happening because the few local tests you've done with transferred data to the new stat system worked perfectly, why would you test it? Especially when you have a deadline, which if you miss, would probably make people more pissed off.
There's no easy way to make sure there aren't any bugs.
Nothing is 100% fool proof.
"learn from your mistakes" doesn't work.
Nexon is not Blizzard.
Can't afford to be "perfect"
WoW/BC/WOTLK/CATA/MoP/WoD/Legion
were all big updates and all of them had broken bugs.
Compare Blizzards team to Nexon team.
Huge size comparison.
It's their job. Those employees chose to do this work, no one forced them.
Its hard to justify their salaries when they don't meet their own deadlines on a regular basis.
You make it sound like we should pity them, because the work might be too hard for them to complete on time,
But if that is the case, they should not collect full salaries. You're either qualified to achieve standards or not.
This is the way of the world.
I didn't and you assumed I quoted you?
Don't try me son.
You need to rethink on what you just said.
Until then, I'm just going to continue assuming that even with a 99.99999999999999% Margin of Error, that Murphy's Law is going to kick down your door and steal all your hopes and dreams and beat you to a bloody pulp with them.