If you're tracking changes to a given state and seeing which other parts of the state affected those changes, you end up inspecting the same spots, whether it's

If you're tracking changes to a given state and seeing which other parts of the state affected those changes, you end up inspecting the same spots, whether it's with a debugger or not. > inspecting megabytes of disassembly is not fun. Well, of course there you need the debugger and memory watchers. But I think that fits into the "unusual" slot, most people aren't doing that.