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@lorentz I'll grant you this.
Thing is, though, that a quick check would've shown whether this is a resolution problem or an Aspect Ratio problem.
Also, the game is multiplatform && a test lead wrote that.
I'd argue, that the lead should known better his project. -
@D-4got10-01 Absolutely, internal tickets should mention verified tickets. I thought this was a user ticket where it's nigh impossible to hunt down the author for clarification.
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@lorentz Oh, no.
That came straight from one of the lead, internal testers.
I wouldn't expect that kind of knowledge from general users. -
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haaahaa
Unit testing be like "all tests passed"
*Reading a bug report's summary*
'Object x is displayed incorrectly when playing on PC in resolution 1024x768 or Android tablets w/ 4:3 Aspect Ratio'
*facepalms*
You, sir, are failing at basic math && basic logic, among other things.
1024x768 _has_ an Aspect Ratio of 4:3.
If only you had bothered checking, you would've know that the issue is purely related to the Aspect Ratio && !just that one resolution.
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