That's what I'm talking about. It must look pretty cartoony like WoW.Tord wrote:Wow, I don't know what to say....just wow, pretty sad when a NEW game can run the well on basically 8+ year old hardware (excluding the graphics card, although even that I would consider pretty old)
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http://www.bit-tech.net/news/gaming/201 ... amerates/1
Strikes me as a really weird bug to make it to a released game.
Strikes me as a really weird bug to make it to a released game.
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Wow. ummm... whoops! Only thing I can think is they didn't spend much time in QA at the login screen, figuring the bugs would be in the game code itself...Dartagn wrote:http://www.bit-tech.net/news/gaming/201 ... amerates/1
Strikes me as a really weird bug to make it to a released game.
Not so much a bug as a lack of a setting. It isn't really blizzard's fault though, this is likely only happening to people who never clean their computers.Dartagn wrote:http://www.bit-tech.net/news/gaming/201 ... amerates/1
Strikes me as a really weird bug to make it to a released game.
But it must be the most well-drawn login screen in the world.Goodgnome wrote:Wow. ummm... whoops! Only thing I can think is they didn't spend much time in QA at the login screen, figuring the bugs would be in the game code itself...
I would expect that at least some of the beta-testers had badly maintained PCs. (Dust is the #1 killer of course.)Atelo wrote:Not so much a bug as a lack of a setting. It isn't really blizzard's fault though, this is likely only happening to people who never clean their computers.
That, and you would think that it would be a "known" thing to do with login and options screens after all these years of making games. Just funny a simple bug lasted that long.
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Yeah, but we also think after 5 years, they'd have learned how to apply a patch in WoW. To this day, patch day is still riddled with problems, extra long maintenance, world server crashing, instance server crashing, UI problems, random disconnects, broken mods.. you name it.Dartagn wrote:But it must be the most well-drawn login screen in the world.
I would expect that at least some of the beta-testers had badly maintained PCs. (Dust is the #1 killer of course.)
That, and you would think that it would be a "known" thing to do with login and options screens after all these years of making games. Just funny a simple bug lasted that long.
I don't know about other people and starcraft but I frequently leave my WoW screen at character selection which gets booted to login screen after a while. I come back a few hours later realizing I left it on.Tord wrote:Seems pretty stupid to me. Even with a poorly maintained machine you would have to sit at that login screen a long time for it to really do any damage.
