One of the commenters on the forum I linked went: "I think it's preposterous, this even occurred. As stated many times, how did this game make it out of QA?"
The answer to that of course is that it was never put IN to QA to begin with. Apparently the PC port was an outsourced job to a small company that has a dozen people AND they were given 2 weeks to port the PS4 version (I believe) over to the PC.
And you can see the result of that.
Another person on there seemed to try to suck up to the devs with "Yes RockSteady only did the console games they let a third party do the pc version probably because they were running out of time. "
ie: "oh no, it's not our precious developers fault at all!" uh, yes, yes it is. If your game isn't ready, you don't let it be sold in the first place.
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Date: 2015-06-25 10:31 pm (UTC)"I think it's preposterous, this even occurred. As stated many times, how did this game make it out of QA?"
The answer to that of course is that it was never put IN to QA to begin with. Apparently the PC port was an outsourced job to a small company that has a dozen people AND they were given 2 weeks to port the PS4 version (I believe) over to the PC.
And you can see the result of that.
Another person on there seemed to try to suck up to the devs with "Yes RockSteady only did the console games they let a third party do the pc version probably because they were running out of time. "
ie: "oh no, it's not our precious developers fault at all!" uh, yes, yes it is. If your game isn't ready, you don't let it be sold in the first place.