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Reproducibility does make bugs more likely to be fixed, or at least fixable. Also, games introduce randomness in a controlled way so users don't get frustrated
by paulryanrogers 2y ago
Reproducibility does make bugs more likely to be fixed, or at least fixable.
Also, games introduce randomness in a controlled way so users don't get frustrated by it appearing in unexpected places. I don't want characters to randomly appear and disappear. It's fine if bullet trajectory varies more randomly as they get further away.
- skydhash 2y agoAlso most engines have been worked on for years. So more often than not, core elements like audio, physics, input,... are very stable and the remaining bugs are either "can't fix" or "won't fix".