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Well, if they have to keep their QA team employed now, maybe it will lead to a longer testing period before launch. One can dream.
by bmicraft 3y ago
Well, if they have to keep their QA team employed now, maybe it will lead to a longer testing period before launch. One can dream.
- jayd16 3y agoEven if it just lead to OT pay and more visibility into planned layoffs, it would be a win for the QA folks. As it is, big studios plan crunch time leading up to a launch and then large layoffs. They never say who's getting laid off so you have to just pretend its not happening. In the film industry, the fact the job ends is just part of the culture. At least owning up to that, paying OT, and giving folks an opportunity to line up another gig would be good. Even better if the union handles healthcare so there's no disruptions there.
- BehindBlueEyes 3y agoI don’t think more testing will lead to better quality games necessarily. My experience is testing always comes up with more bugs than devs can fix already.