Sorry, I edited my post.I'd edit it out my post if I were you. I've never had epilepsy, but my eyes still ache from seeing this, and it was just on a phone.
Sorry, I edited my post.I'd edit it out my post if I were you. I've never had epilepsy, but my eyes still ache from seeing this, and it was just on a phone.
Honestly I didn't even catch that first text when I looked at the screenshot, he probably just saw the video and replied. These people probably get tons of DMs.You guys just miss my last post about the creator himself openly admitted it was all part of his intentional purpose on that.
I don't know, everything about this game scream old school, and I think I've seen this kind of effect of flashing white screen used in some old jrpg etc. Could be totally intentional by the developer out of misguided nostalgia attemptEven on top of the seizure issues, that just looks plain terrible and is an assault on the eyes. Is this a bug?
Stuff like this in shipping software can land smaller studios in EXTREMELY hot water with the very process of the platform holders. I know at my company, anything severe enough to fail cert is a stop ship for that exact reason. Even missing one of those cert deadlines causes headaches for corporate bean counters so most companies (in my experience obviously) take it seriously and don't second guess it.Just FYI but 90% of the time QA catches things like this. They are just marked as "Will not fix", "known shippable" or aren't fixed properly.
QA cannot stop products with bugs like this from going out the door, ever.
Not that I think any of you intended it, but blaming QA is blaming the most powerless people usually making the least amount of money on the bottom rung of the developer totem pole, in most cases.
I read your previous post but I failed to see him explicitly confirm that. There's no guarantee he watched the whole video or gave explicit approval to the effect. Or maybe I'm misunderstanding something?You guys just miss my last post about the creator himself openly admitted it was all part of his intentional purpose on that.
Uhhh, isn't that PM basically just someone showing Yuji Naka the video in the OP without the context of the Game Informer story or the OP here? It's literally "here's a video," "okay thanks."You guys just miss my last post about the creator himself openly admitted it was all part of his intentional purpose on that.
I don't think Yuji Naka is saying that he intended that scene with his response, but in the next tweet you can see the message before the video in the DM and they basically told him about this situation and asked what he thinks about it. I think Yuji Naka probably just missed the first message and saw the video which he responded to.Uhhh, isn't that PM basically just someone showing Yuji Naka the video in the OP without the context of the Game Informer story or the OP here? It's literally "here's a video," "okay thanks."
I read your previous post but I failed to see him explicitly confirm that. There's no guarantee he watched the whole video or gave explicit approval to the effect. Or maybe I'm misunderstanding something?
Uhhh, isn't that PM basically just someone showing Yuji Naka the video in the OP without the context of the Game Informer story or the OP here? It's literally "here's a video," "okay thanks."
I thought I was the only one. It legit gave me a headache.Holy shit that's bad. Made my head hurt. Triggered a migraine feels like ergh.
I really hope that's a glitch.
Oh damn I missed the second tweet that shows the message before the video.I don't think Yuji Naka is saying that he intended that scene with his response, but in the next tweet you can see the message before the video in the DM and they basically told him about this situation and asked what he thinks about it. I think Yuji Naka probably just missed the first message and saw the video which he responded to.
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Stuff like this in shipping software can land smaller studios in EXTREMELY hot water with the very process of the platform holders. I know at my company, anything severe enough to fail cert is a stop ship for that exact reason. Even missing one of those cert deadlines causes headaches for corporate bean counters so most companies (in my experience obviously) take it seriously and don't second guess it.
This could be a monumental fuck up that occurred at multiple junctures but generally I'd think a company like Square wouldn't log it as a known shippable. 🤷‍♀️
I read your previous post but I failed to see him explicitly confirm that. There's no guarantee he watched the whole video or gave explicit approval to the effect. Or maybe I'm misunderstanding something?
Don't. It's really bad.
I would've flagged this in QA as "annoying as fuck to look at"
Definitely don't if you have issues with flashing lights. If you're able to watch and if you're curious, watch it on your phone with the screen brightness turned down and tilt the phone away from you a little so you're not staring at the whole screen.
Unlike Sony and Microsoft, Nintendo games have to pass checks for this to achieve certification. Don't know if footage is about yet, but it might be absent from the Switch version.I had it in a tiny window and it still made my eyes have a weird time. Reminded me of how optometrists flash lights directly into your eyes, but in rapid succession.
Definitely seems glitched but if that's what it's shipped like on the disc/cart that could prove disastrous.
Has to be a glitch, surely? It's like... swapping the game picture for a white canvas every other frame. Even if it wasn't dangerous it's really annoying, no way that was intended.
It's so infuriating to keep seeing people ignorantly push the blame on QA. Anyone who spends any amount of time in game development would know that the reality is quite different where despite QA having limited time & resources there are always a large amount of reported issues which go unfixed and it is outside of QA's responsibilityWhat do you mean "pass" QA? QA likely caught this issue and it was marked as inconsequential, to be fixed in a patch or as something that wouldn't impact your regular user.
QA doesn't get to block game releases.
Jesus. I watched it and also feel a bit odd now that I think about it. I feel like my right eye has an image burned on it but it's just out of reach of actually being able to be seen. I don't know how else to explain it, but it's fucking weird.