Fix that shit in the pussy? What, where'd that come from?

Yes, to an extent, but not many websites are pushing articles about how terrible of a job you're doing, when in fact it's your district manager fucking everything up for you.

And just to clarify, this isn't an attack on you - I agree with you wholeheartedly! I'm just tired of hearing things like "well the heavy ammo glitch in Bungie should really be so easy to fix it can't take more than 2 hours and one dev" when in reality most people saying that have no idea of the logistics and red tape…

Because the blame normally seems to fall on developers, when in fact the problems arise from the business/publisher-side of the equation.

More or less, yes. But I think a lot more people realize that they don't understand art.

The worst jobs are jobs like sysadmin - jobs where people never care about you until something goes wrong.

Because obviously you enjoy the tomatoes and don't ask them to hold it. (I, too, am in that club of tomato-loving with you.)

It's a refurb, so they wouldn't. I got them to pricematch it down $10 from Razer's listing on Amazon, plus $20 BB Rewards, so not too distraught.

Pretty sure most people understand the kid at Taco Bell really doesn't give a shit that you don't want tomatoes, because he's gonna put it on there anyway.

It is almost morally crippling for developers to look at the raw end-user feedback of games these days. It would be like displaying your artwork on a sidewalk display (where I attended college, they used to do something like that called an 'art trail') and having almost everyone that comes through criticize it without…

The thing is, most of them feel the exact same way.

Without spending the next 4 e-pages recounting stories, let me try and summarize it.

similar situation as you. Unfortunate answer: Not all people can deal with not being around those important to them.

In a sea of comment dung, a glimmer of knowledge shines.

refurb Razer BlackWidow Chroma Mechanical Gaming Keyboard ($120) | eBay

This just in: Software development is something only those who do it understand, but everyone that uses it loves to criticize.

In the late '90s I was a fighting game fiend, greedily scooping up every title that featured a pair of characters pummeling each other senseless. And in the mid to late '90s there was no better place for a fighting game fan than the Sega Saturn. It was the platform where 2D fighting matured and 3D console fighting was…

[insert obligatory Lelouch vs Schneizel scene]

Balls.

Bought it for DS and felt the same... I may try it again sometime just because I hate how I have unfinished games, but first impression was about the same as what you listed.