On Wed, 21 Dec 2005, forb wrote:

> I would love to know why valve feels like they can release updates
> without testing them.
> Clearly this wasn't tested, and IF it was (and theres no way in hell
> that it was) then it wasn't enough.
> The CONCEPT of steam as a live update system is great, but the
> implementation seems to allow
> the developers at our beloved valve to think they can just release stuff
> without testing, cause hey...
> if its broken, we can just release another live update, no big deal.
> Thanks for the extra work you
> put down on the rest of us who have to update stuff twice because you
> didnt test it once.

Gah, chill down. I rather have it like this, than how EA is running their
patching... releasing an update with 3429803 bugs in it, wait 1-2 month
and release a new patch, that includes 237489 new features instead of
fixing all the bugs.

Overall I think valve is doing a good job. There are issues that needs to
be fixed and they will probably get fixed in time. We all want fast
responses from them, and I agree that they can get faster in fixing
problems.

No other game company are giving so much response back to the community
that valve does. And they are still supporting games that are over 5 years
old. You will probably never see a new patch for BF42 och BFV, and those
are like 1.5-2 years old, or something.

/Bjorn

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