pasternakski
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Oleg Mastruko [B] I do agree with you, nitpicking and hyper analyzing can be counterproductive sometimes, but I think beta testers are to blame for glaring omissions such as this AA issue (or similar issue with retreating TFs that was "introduced" in 1.1, necessitating in release of 1.11 only days later). Maybe I am again being tactless as several times before, and maybe another small flame war is brewing, but if beta testers for my product allowed for this to happen, there'll be some harsh words flyin' around. Yeah, I know they are most probably volunteers, and not being payed for beta testing and such, but still... how can THIS go by them without being noticed? Matrix should use more of beta testers then, I am sure many of us, "professional" nitpickers and hyperanalyzers, would gladly volunteer. O. [/B][/QUOTE] No, no, I agree with you completely, Oleg. I just think that I'm beginning to see a little of the "diminishing returns" phenomenon sometimes. Certainly the stuff that's broken or not thought through completely needs to be fixed. I just see a lot of "gee, my planes aren't acting the way I want 'em to, it must be a bug that needs to be fixed" kind of thing. I for one appreciate your insight and commentary. Yes, you can be a little abrasive sometimes, but what the hey? You say what you mean and you are - most often - focused on the point to be made.
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