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Maintainability is also important for "fun". If you can't touch the code for fear of breaking something, fixing bugs takes forever and new features / levels /
by bambax 9y ago
Maintainability is also important for "fun".
If you can't touch the code for fear of breaking something, fixing bugs takes forever and new features / levels / versions never happen.
- falcolas 9y agoGames are rather infrequently maintained. There may be a few early patches, but after a year or so, the game is left as-is. As a great (yet personally disappointing) example, I give you Mass Effect: Andromeda. No more patches or content will be released for the single player game only 5 months after its launch. Different needs for different domains.