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Apple Software Integration Engineer finds placeholder asset in Anthem
- Thread starter Justin Iacobellis
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Not even the first time that happened, there's this game on Steam that has had these for 5 years and they still haven't fixed it
Could also be in the credits of a game when someone doesn't know your name and just add "to verify", but nobody verifies so it ends like this
I often leave debug comments and strings in the form of "And if this code actually gets into a build, go and kick <myname> in the shins". It's a great motivator to remember to remove stuff... and for the most part, "shins" is a reasonably unique thing to search for!
In this case close to final maybe was the right choice, cause it's not the first time they ship an unfinished product.
Really just shows there's a lack of oversight at BioWare. I know how these things can happen, you just don't normally see it from AAA studios, amd honestly it's like rookie mistakes.
It doesn't surprise me at all. I'm working on a realtime application that's been in development for years and years and it's not even a game! Realtime applications take time.. when produced for the masses with AI, sound, level editors, scripts, etc.. I can clearly see it taking a long time.
I can't see the results without voting. Can someone post what the current results to the poll are? :)
One that always amused me: The first Tony Hawk's Pro Skater happened to be renamed Tony Hawk's Skateboarding in the UK:
Trouble is, they had a small flaw in the manual. Can you spot the error?
Career Mode is clearly meant to talk in terms of "As a Pro Skater", but they copy-and-replaced the text without proofreading it resulting in the meaningless "As a Skateboarding"
You know, I find it interesting that someone always says that bugs like in Anthem is nothing out of the ordinary. In all my 25 years of gaming, I can count maybe on one hand the times that I encountered bugs like this in games. I find it even funnier that people defend buggy games under the pretense of "its hard making games" when in reality, most bugs in most games wouldnt even be mentioned the same way because most games turn out technically ok. Makes me wonder...
Yeah, it's Hitman 3, Anthem 1. It's a close game but anything could happen.
It's a rendering bug, I had a whole section of map do this the other day and it corrected itself after a minute or so. Not a big deal and definitely not newsworthy to me.
