Developer Interview - Quality Assurance Team

Cool

As a QA Analyst of 2 years myself I can say that people sometimes forget that what you do as QA is actual work, you're not just dicking around and playing the game (I mean, sometimes you are but that's like 2% of the time spent). Anyway, it's great to see you guys getting your own interview and getting to tell it like it is. Keep up the good work.

the /dad command makes the red telephone ring in Chris' office, right?

ty for the interview!

Wait so you are telling me you had a Windows 95 lagging screen drag mode and took it out? What is wrong with you!

/dad = do all dailies?

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xazaz wrote:

As a QA Analyst of 2 years myself I can say that people sometimes forget that what you do as QA is actual work, you're not just dicking around and playing the game (I mean, sometimes you are but that's like 2% of the time spent). Anyway, it's great to see you guys getting your own interview and getting to tell it like it is. Keep up the good work.

QA tester since 9 years here. completely agree. as a tester you don't "play" the game.

@ggg I am quite a bit surprised that you guys "only" are a team of 9 testers. where I'm working we have a software which is not nearly as complex as any kind of halfway "AAA" game, and we have 5, soon to be 6 testers. I'd still say your QA department has a lot room to grow in the near/mid future :)

did you also assure atziri's quality with 5 other QA guys present?

/dad is obviously mathils last character loaded in the client

Yeah still tree look better now



Peuple that have Been in closed beta have experienced some weird stuff as well lol

Especially the merceil cavern rave parties

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DeadManWalkin wrote:

@ggg I am quite a bit surprised that you guys "only" are a team of 9 testers. where I'm working we have a software which is not nearly as complex as any kind of halfway "AAA" game, and we have 5, soon to be 6 testers. I'd still say your QA department has a lot room to grow in the near/mid future :)

It vastly depend and how much the software is QA friendly (number of bypass to quickly setup things, devs testing themself their development...) and have automated tests (when you have a 80% code coverage of well written tests you don't need nearly as much QA than with 0% automated test).