From experience the big thing is AI are great at is doing well, but that is not where the bugs usually are. Examples of not-well would be consistently coming mid table in a racing game and making sure the flow is “correct” for rewards/end of event/unlocking more events or doing the fun “now disconnect the internet”…

Humans are still far more creative with finding their bugs. We use some automation and get results, but the AI is also sometimes a moron.  By having more automation it means you can get some far better destructive testing done.

I think the tether thing is to do with how it works. You do not deal extra damage to the other enemies from the void anchor, you deal it from your weapon. It will not be void, but whatever your weapon is. The tether just adds a debuff that makes the damage shared.

I have a lot of first party compliance experience and one project let me design the presence system to be “Compliant and no more”. Not Playing/In the Menu/Single Player/Multiplayer. There were some “is this single or multiplayer?” questions that I quickly sent one way or the other.

It’s weird that they are not able to crouch at the start of the match.

I remember the magic of starting out as a night elf and a gnome got to our start area. Everyone viewed them as a Real Big Thing because of us being so far away from everyone else (the rest of them even had a bloody train to visit each other!).

Nah, just the least pronounceable whisky. 

I picked up a bottle of this earlier this year when visiting Islay, do recommend.

I always get sad reading these as the return of the McRib never happens in the UK.

Plenty of community cynicism that they will issue a patch in like a month’s time that makes it less intense on the cores, once people have spent a lot of their bank.

Still waiting on a heavy from Gambit so I can get that bloody triumph.

The work to make it trigger was probably insignificant compared to other things.  They always were working on that extra gambit map/strike/etc, they just had them time gated in a way.

TIP: Use Crimson.

Could you maybe mention the fact her coach admits to the coaching part in a post game interview?

I run a lot and do some massive shites.  It is a really good laxative.  I try to go before, but after a lot usually comes loose.

When I was an idiotic child my family went to visit the states a few times and I remember enjoying Olive Garden and Ruby Tuesday.  From what I gather, grown up me might not enjoy them.

I got my first controller replaced a few weeks in and got it replaced a second time at ~11 months (warranty, bitches!).  I also got a second controller that has been fine, then when I got a pro I ended up with a third.  Generally two are on a charger and I am playing with the third.

I dipped and got it!  I had a few drops, including one terrible time where button inputs were not working.  Made a jumping puzzle become absolute bullshit and then I failed to attack, which caused me to die.  It is more often than how the dev described it.

Dev says it sometimes drops to 40-50 FPS, but how did you find it?  Especially in handheld mode.  Thinking of getting it to play at lunchtime at work.