So yah, a rip off.

Storypoints are such an artificial concept it doesn’t even make sense. Same thing with estimation though. Most numbers are “I pulled it out me arse” unless the task is a one line change. And even then, shit breaks and it becomes useless, so the one line change is estimated to be a day anyway

Not really an opinion when most companies run on self documenting code since time immemorial.

I have given well documented code to plenty of juniors, it comes with being a senior dev / techlead. And it was perfectly understood. Maybe you simply don’t write self documenting code.

Lmao. Sure buddy.

The only moment you write comments is when you are doing something extremely weird for a specific reason that will not be immediately obvious and you want to warn the person doing a refactor in the future. In any other case, writing self documenting code is the way. If you are unable to do that, then your code needs to be rewrtitten.

Except chemicals aren’t “uncruel” and neither is the electric chair. The only difference is the spectacle for the viewers. The person sufferring doesn’t “go out without pain” or anything.

Which doesn’t mean we should make it so more innocent people die.

It’s literally Overwatch. Which famously did great. Had there not been an Overwatch, it would’ve probably done great too.

This would probably quickly get curbed as it isn’t “just inaction” but rather actively trying to mislead people

Some hardcore delulu

Game they keep updating with new content and microtransactions.

Emulators are legal. Using a pirated copy of a game isn’t. So they take on the legal part to get to pirates. Which is extremely uncool.

… All movies could be great or could be done very poorly.

I wonder if the franchise would’ve survived with ugly sonic. Also, does this count as “a good video game movie”? I thought those didn’t exist.

None.

You could say the same about steam reviews.

Fellow gmod player, yay. I think I have most in Warframe, Garrys Mod, CS:GO, 600 - 900hrs each. Then games like TF2, HOI 4, Payday 2, each at around 300hrs. A lot of time in Tabletop Simulator. After that a bunch of games at 200hrs, but too many to list here.

Because there is a reason nobody does that serverside. Programming games and programming a service are two different beasts.

It is impossible to do these types of checks on serverside. Your PC needs to know where to render the enemy character ahead of time, otherwise they’ll pop into existence after you are dead. Bonus points for packet loss. Programming games isn’t the same as validating input from some rando trying to log in on a site, it’s an unsolved problem that all games have an issue with - from FPS like CS, RTS like Starcraft 2, to mobas like League.