It should be made aware though that the original torn code did come from a mmorpg "game script" that was for sale over a decade ago.
I did grab the free version and had it installed locally and I think it'd be safe to say that the very first version of this game was a rebranded release of the free version.
Lime you are correct, even if you did litter your post with expletives lol.
The political debate is futile to those who have no understanding of modern money mechanics. So to those of you in the UK who think that UKIP is the answer, educate yourself.
It's 2 am and I can't be bothered to watch 75 slot animations. So I've knocked a quick script up that will allow me to immediately use 5 tokens at a time, with a $10 stake.
It should be made aware though that the original torn code did come from a mmorpg "game script" that was for sale over a decade ago.
I did grab the free version and had it installed locally and I think it'd be safe to say that the very first version of this game was a rebranded release of the free version.
Chedburn [1]We were expecting days of downtime and multiple full restores. I'd say release was a massive success considering the amount that had been rebuilt from scratch.
If a temporary block for clicking too fast, a couple of job specials not working and mobile Torn taking a few extra taps causes this much fallout, I can't even imagine how bad it'd be if our expectations were to have happened.
Some of you guys expect such perfection, I should be proud really.
Fitchett [1618547]What are the guys at Torn playing at?
I work as a full stack developer and part of my job is to implement systems whereby continuous integration is seamless. What the guys at Torn have done with "RESPO" I would consider extremely unprofessional.
I hate to throw buzzwords around but best practices that were adopted many years ago (yes I'm talking about agile) seem to have been completely lost on the guys from Torn. If a member of my team were to push a feature form a development environment without thorough testing I would be livid. It wouldn't just be me either. Imagine giving your clients (you guys, the players) a product littered with bugs. It would be extremely embarrassing and one would expect your clients to go elsewhere.
I could go on all day about the failings with "RESPO" but I think that my keyboard bashing would be wasted on the vast majority of you guys in the forums (coming from a technical point of view) so to Chedburn and the other developers at Torn I say this.
It's clear that you guys are trying to make both the architecture and design of Torn a little more modern and get it up to modern standards. I would seriously recommend seeking professional development advice as in my opinion the "RESPO" update has been a technical failure.
Hmm, I thought that pro will never make any judgements without knowing the full situation... Sorry if you wrote this from user position, in such case you can complain, of course (but will be better to note the small isuues that you have and write CLansy about any kind of serious problems).
I remember, when I first saw freshly released Android on some mobile phone - I thought "how they can release something like that? Do they have testers at all? Such atechnical failure."[:smiley:]
Don't aspire to be a poor release of (another companies version of) Android ;).
Hannu [222525]Works fine for me so far, just have to get use to the new layout. Only thing that bothers me is that you don't get any status when busting people out of jail. Maybe a bug.
Fitchett [1618547]What are the guys at Torn playing at?
I work as a full stack developer and part of my job is to implement systems whereby continuous integration is seamless. What the guys at Torn have done with "RESPO" I would consider extremely unprofessional.
I hate to throw buzzwords around but best practices that were adopted many years ago (yes I'm talking about agile) seem to have been completely lost on the guys from Torn. If a member of my team were to push a feature form a development environment without thorough testing I would be livid. It wouldn't just be me either. Imagine giving your clients (you guys, the players) a product littered with bugs. It would be extremely embarrassing and one would expect your clients to go elsewhere.
I could go on all day about the failings with "RESPO" but I think that my keyboard bashing would be wasted on the vast majority of you guys in the forums (coming from a technical point of view) so to Chedburn and the other developers at Torn I say this.
It's clear that you guys are trying to make both the architecture and design of Torn a little more modern and get it up to modern standards. I would seriously recommend seeking professional development advice as in my opinion the "RESPO" update has been a technical failure.
Can't argue with that.
Were you around during the launch? At times I wondered if they were migrating files and bug fixing via ssh. :P
I was yes. It tooks hours. In my head all I could think of was "git push".
I work as a full stack developer and part of my job is to implement systems whereby continuous integration is seamless. What the guys at Torn have done with "RESPO" I would consider extremely unprofessional.
I hate to throw buzzwords around but best practices that were adopted many years ago (yes I'm talking about agile) seem to have been completely lost on the guys from Torn. If a member of my team were to push a feature form a development environment without thorough testing I would be livid. It wouldn't just be me either. Imagine giving your clients (you guys, the players) a product littered with bugs. It would be extremely embarrassing and one would expect your clients to go elsewhere.
I could go on all day about the failings with "RESPO" but I think that my keyboard bashing would be wasted on the vast majority of you guys in the forums (coming from a technical point of view) so to Chedburn and the other developers at Torn I say this.
It's clear that you guys are trying to make both the architecture and design of Torn a little more modern and get it up to modern standards. I would seriously recommend seeking professional development advice as in my opinion the "RESPO" update has been a technical failure.
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