- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
Posted by: Theartofhalo 3
well if you've been with microsoft for a while, you'll relize a patern. microsoft dosnt hire people to test there game they let the public do it. good example the vista and any other computor program that coes out by microsoft
Oh man, I laughed so hard.
This may be the case with some of their games, but rest assured they have extensive in house testing of their new OS projects and their new Office projects. Why do you think all of the OS's have codenames? Did you think they just decided to slap Longhorn together, then sell it as Vista without even basic tests?
Fact of the matter is, they test as much as they possibly can. See all the hardware options out there? Do you think software companies have the sheer amount of resources to test on every possible combination? They test within reason and then draw a logical conclusion as to which hardware will work.
should have waited till they came out with a patch for it, before he got vista. then they charge you for the patch. (marketplace >_> ) i bet it will be the same with this. they'll give it awhile then they'll come out with a patch you'll have to buy.
LOL, Microsoft won't charge for game fixing patches or OS fixing patches. They might charge for new features, but they're not going to charge for patches which fix the core functionality. I don't see a "Marketplace" or "Microsoft Points" logo on my Windows Update or Vista Ultimate Extras menus. I didn't get charged for the first H2V patch.
even my friend, who knows more about computors that you know about life
ROFL. Care to compare resumes? :p