- CrazzySnipe55
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1. It's not about patience, stop being stupid and learn to accept that you, someone who knows nothing about the video game industry in any way, shape, or form may be not as well off in the area of information as people who clearly have some semblance of what their talking about (e.g. DTA)
2. You have to have some sort of technical knowledge and understanding of how the system you're working on works and why it's happening. It's not like you fall through the floor in the third room of level 4 and you just write that down and keep playing. While not being explicitly versed in the world of game testing, I know that much.
3. Your general know-it-all attitude about something you're incredibly ignorant of shows that you clearly don't know what you're talking about and are resistant to learn the truth of the matter.
Posted by: Johnny Appleseed
So you have to go to college to have that kind of patience? That makes no sense? You have no idea what you are talking about.
Posted by: CrazzySnipe55
BS means Bachelor's Degree (I believe?) and not bull -blam!-. And yes, you most likely do need a degree in Computer Science to test video games. It's not just playing the game and giving feedback, it's playing 10 minutes of on part of a level for days on end finding, and reporting bugs until you hate that level with a passion.
Posted by: Johnny Appleseed
Please, don't use foul language to make an untruthful statement. You do not need those degrees to test video games.
Posted by: DTA MoonDawg
Do you have experience testing software? Do you have a BS in Computer Science? Can you work over 40 hours a week on it?
I don't understand why people think testing is an easy job. If anything, it's incredibly time consuming and hard work to find and report bugs in the game.