It seems to me that LL is not fixing the existing bugs before introducing new bugs on a weekly basis. I am still falling through floors on new builds in the primary prim. I've also in the last day had simple prims that took over 35 tries to simply drop on the ground. Why are new bugs being released so rampantly now and old persistant ones not touched?
This last publish took a perfectly fine texture system and totally hosed it. Why would dev time be spent rewriting a working system instead of fixing an actual bug? I am from the old school of not fixing something that isn't broken and fixing something that is broken. Is this some new design concept I am not aware of?
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Loniki Loudon
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07-23-2006 08:26
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Lewis Nerd
Nerd by name and nature!
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07-23-2006 08:32
Perhaps someone added some new wacky baccy to the love machine rewards system.
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Raphael Rutherford
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07-23-2006 08:58
A change in philosophy ?
It has ALWAYS been LL's philosophy to introduce new shit instead of fixing bugs. Show you don't approve of this by voting for proposition 700 "NO MORE FEATURES!" This proposition has been there since the introduction of the catastrophic 1.7 release, but apparently, other things seem to be more inportant to users than stability. Otherwise, jugdging from the storm on the forums, this proposal should be crammed with voters. _____________________
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