Commando Archive
Thread: Hat's off to the Commando's who are left...
I did the holo grind way back when.
Got Commando my 3d holo.... wow... I loved this profession.... flamethrower, dots, mayhem,destruction!!!!!
This is the one profession I really miss. Sony had so much with this game, with this profession, and they screwed it up to the point that it's nearly unbelieveable. The incompetence necessary to totally bork this profession, this game, is rarely found in this world. There are mentally handicapped people capable of more productive endeavors. Seriously.
I'm an old crusty guy, and my wife and I were little single-digit-aged kids when Star Wars originally hit the theaters in 1977..... and now I'm an old fart and in business and whatnot, and if anyone who worked for me "solved issues" like SOE did they'd be on unemployment so fast their food stamps would be singed around the edges.
SparkyNine! Hats off! I too saw A New Hope in theatres in it's initial run! I too have managed software endeavors for large corporations. With some of the coding stuf I see in this game, and I'm not even talking about the big problems like broken AoE and Proton Rifles that don't fire, the coders would last less than the 2 weeks it took to get 'em off the payroll. I mean, all those little 0s and (s and stuf in the weapon descriptions? Arrays with garbage in memory, perhaps? No freemem commands at all? Static arrays instead of dynamic? (Sorry, geeking out.) Do they even teach pointers in college anymore?
Bugs that were fixed and are returning? Anybody in project management ever heard of Source Code Control Systems? Releasing GIGANTIC updates on Friday before the Memorial Day Weekend? REAL good project management skills shown there.
I dunno. Seems they've got a bunch o' guys there who like to code stuf just going at it with no direction at all. I love this game and still have 5 accounts. It's got such a great potential withits size, scope and depth (AND it's sci-fi) that no other MMO can touch. But they REALLY need to get some coders and project managers in there who've at least finished college.
Guess I'll be a rifleman like everyone else. :-(