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Activision/Blizzard QA workers form the largest US video game union yet
(www.theverge.com)
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this post was submitted on 09 Mar 2024
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Does that mean they get more privileges to make crappy predatory games with loot boxes?
QAs don't make nor design games, they test them.
If they test them, how can they approve crappy games?
Maybe you should read how software is developed, what roles there are, how business functions in general, and so on - all that before blaming anyone for anything on the internet.
I make crappy corporate software. I know how this garbage is made and it has no quality. It's all release after release and hope the bugs get fixed after a while by the team.
You're trying so hard to do some edgy pessimistic thing and it's pretty funny how bad you're failing.
thanks, i make an effort to be a good internet organic bot.
Just because they failed QA doesn't mean they failed marketing or won't be released anyways. That's the big wigs forcing shit through.