Of course. In what way would it be a bad idea as I described above, ad hoc verification of claims? They’d probably be less inclined to make certain claims if they’re to be shown false in a livestream with a few mouse clicks
And if so: How it is even possible that they are claiming twice, Tobii is fixed but its still not fixed ? Just one of a number of examples.
Its shocking the way they doing Quality Control and Testing these days.
When developers deploy a fix, it is a fix. sometimes a bug can be related to many issues, one got fixed, but the other issue still not, that does not mean the first one did not got fixed.
as for showcasing fixes in livestreams, thats unrealistic, because every live is about dont know 1.5 - 2 hours? you want to double that? beside, its not a trust exam.
what really can be asked for, a quality, features, to gain the trust.
You might be right, but i have the feeling their way of
a) getting all the bugs doesnt work … the template forum posting might be
the wrong way; if there is a sorting in/out tagging procedure by 3rd persons not directly involved in development… maybe they throw simlar sounding bugs in one bucket but they are different
b) There isnt any kind of Quality Check and Testing before release (neither the main game, nor the patches)
The SDK Dev way works much better … there are the devs directly connected to the community … not like here what is like (not meant to offend someone) calling a hotline and talking to someone who has no idea about the stuff they got reported…