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Bumping again.

I wish we could at least get some feedback on whether or not this is being considered.

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There should be.

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The bugs i'm talking about are more akin to flicking a leaf off your mirror on the way from the driver's seat to the hood of the car.

What does this have to do with anything? I don't even understand half the issues you listed. Some of them don't seem like bugs. You expect them to zero in on a vague list in a random forum post and start fixing those bugs?

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Why wouldn't they?

Why do you think that there are people "working" on these minor issues? Do you think there are teams of people sitting down and spending any real time fixing these tiny bugs at the expense of the larger ones? Why would they do that?

They could have done this. Some people would prefer that it work that way. But the reality of it is that you and a whole lot of other people (a lot more than are currently upset about the bugs) would be pissed off that the game was delayed, the company would lose a lot of money, and nobody would be happy.

I just wanted to shed a little light on something for all those that seem perplexed as to why some trivial fixes are going into the patches before some of the bigger issues are being worked out. I work at a game developer and sometimes an engineer or gameplay programmer will notice an issue, know exactly what the problem is, and quickly fix the one line of code causing the issue. This can take as little as 60 seconds. They usually go ahead and do this because of the speed and low risk factor involved rather than waiting to fix it until other longer fixes are done. It doesn't necessarily mean that they're prioritizing those little things over the bigger ones.

I guarantee you that they're all still working crunch. Are you complaining that a limited development team with limited time hasn't fixed every possible problem that you want fixed yet?

There's got to be a simple way for them to add an option to disable this.