When I was reading this article, it reminded me of BF2 for some reason. Don't know why.
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dont really wanna read all that, i mean im bored but not that bored -
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read the first 4 paragraphs.Originally posted by Sir. s2Comment
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ROFL yeh heheh
Reading that and relating it to bf2 made me almost pee myself with laughing.If you are managing version 1.0 of something, it is particularly important to hold the line on features and get the software out to your users fast. Why? Because you don’t know what features are important until you get user feedback. The bell or whistle you thought was so cool that it would be blow users away will end up never getting used. Something nobody ever thought of will turn out to essential and you won’t find that out until real users – not beta testers – have the product. Then you can hustle and get that real must-have into version 1.1 before your competitors know what’s happening.Comment
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Exactly, that's the one that got me too. It seems logical (from a developer standpoint) too.Comment
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nothing great has ever been accomplished without irrational exuberance...
(tagline from blogsite)
umm, yeah.
bf2 doesn't remind me of this. the complainers remind me of this.
the features people want aren't gold-plating...they want stuff to work logically.
bunny-hopping is not "great"...it is just "irrational exuberance"...Comment
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You do know what irrational exuberance means right?. Irrational exuberance means being happy or overjoyed for completely ridiculous reasons.Originally posted by jpardo
His point is that if you dont think out of the box, chances are you won't be able to create something great. But if you exuberant about something seemingly pointless, you could be lead to a discovery that no one has thought of yet.Comment
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