blockerdave
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is Sugar Tits. Another who took the same reading comprehension class as Snowy; which appeared to consist of plucking feathers from a Gallah.
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is Sugar Tits. Another who took the same reading comprehension class as Snowy; which appeared to consist of plucking feathers from a Gallah.
MattW
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Carrying this over from the Ashes forum,
I would suggest that a lot of the bugs come out of a process of relying on data from the full game - the team linking for example meant they had to bring the player components out of the game at a late stage. Likewise, skill assignments would make a huge amount more sense when you can play with the resulting teams to adjust balance.
As a broader idea, part of the reason developer support is important, and that a company that patches their games is good is that so much of these things don't come up in the test environments. The general public manage to break anything.
Ross has said the play sessions are going to be on final code, so if they're confident enough in the 7th to set a play session for that date, then I think they are in a position to release from any date after that. Past history suggests the gap between play session and release is short.
Keep in mind that the CA included in the game went through all the QA process that the rest of the game did - while the beta we're using had to be ripped out and made on a fairly low budget just for our sake.
I would suggest that a lot of the bugs come out of a process of relying on data from the full game - the team linking for example meant they had to bring the player components out of the game at a late stage. Likewise, skill assignments would make a huge amount more sense when you can play with the resulting teams to adjust balance.
As a broader idea, part of the reason developer support is important, and that a company that patches their games is good is that so much of these things don't come up in the test environments. The general public manage to break anything.
Ross has said the play sessions are going to be on final code, so if they're confident enough in the 7th to set a play session for that date, then I think they are in a position to release from any date after that. Past history suggests the gap between play session and release is short.
blockerdave
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Ah, now that I didn't know. Would change a lot. I thought it was a "true" beta in that it was still being developed as was part of the day one patch. If it's been done then yeah, there should be much less of an issue.
Though if we have found any additional bugs that are outside of just not having full game data, it still applies that they'd have to go over work already considered "done" to make sure the fix for a didn't break b.
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My bad... I think I saw what I wanted to see... that being 'tits'
to be fair tits is usually the most important bit.
MattW
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There'd obviously be parts added to the academy based on our feedback and included in the beta that would need to find their way back to the game itself that would be part of either the day one or future patches.
I suppose it depends how much they can modify remotely in the academy without patches.
PackenHols
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Bongos are fun in the morning.
Gone4aDuck
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Screw that, a cup of tea and a beacon sandwich is about the best way to start any morning. The bongos come later!
CaptainOZ
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I find beacon sandwiches a little heavy in the mornings. Too much iron.
PackenHols
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I would disagree, there is nothing better than tapping on your bongos while eating nice heavy beacon sandwich. If I couldn't eat a beacon sandwich than I don't think the world could rotate.
blockerdave
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Serving up a beacon sandwich always shows the host in a good light.
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You are kidding right? Below are but two of many - these guys handing out marketing awards really know their stuff!!
Low Budget Campaign
Things With Wings - Ashes Cricket 2013 Video Game: Inspiring The Grassroots Community
UK Social Media Communiations Awards 2013
Best use of social networking
Ashes Cricket 2013 Video Game: Inspiring the grassroots community
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"Inspiring the grassroots community" - you're a part of the community, not feeling inspired?
