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Because the worst case scenario is that they get half-way through the refactor, the game's a buggy mess, and then they all move on. And that's got a non-trivia
by mattmanser 5y ago
Because the worst case scenario is that they get half-way through the refactor, the game's a buggy mess, and then they all move on.
And that's got a non-trivial chance of happening.
- xyzzyz 5y agoSounds like a good deal for customers: either the dev team delivers, in which case they get better product, or they don’t, in which case they can keep using the current version.