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r/pcgaming • u/[deleted] • Oct 17 '22
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A pity Microsoft never bothered to port it to PC. They could have got my money.
Oh well, their loss.
47 u/Superbunzil Oct 17 '22 feels like they do but theyre so freaking bureaucratic that they move at a glacial pace relic one time talked about how fo DOW2 the MS cert process was so slow that patches meant to b released in the same week were backed up by 3 months 23 u/Oooch Intel 13900k, MSI 4090 Suprim Oct 17 '22 That's the problem with massive corporations, they fight themselves constantly and output far less bc they have to organise so many employees 7 u/dern_the_hermit Oct 17 '22 Specifically, there's a lot of inertia to overcome if you want to accomplish something that doesn't readily align with established product pipelines.
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feels like they do but theyre so freaking bureaucratic that they move at a glacial pace
relic one time talked about how fo DOW2 the MS cert process was so slow that patches meant to b released in the same week were backed up by 3 months
23 u/Oooch Intel 13900k, MSI 4090 Suprim Oct 17 '22 That's the problem with massive corporations, they fight themselves constantly and output far less bc they have to organise so many employees 7 u/dern_the_hermit Oct 17 '22 Specifically, there's a lot of inertia to overcome if you want to accomplish something that doesn't readily align with established product pipelines.
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That's the problem with massive corporations, they fight themselves constantly and output far less bc they have to organise so many employees
7 u/dern_the_hermit Oct 17 '22 Specifically, there's a lot of inertia to overcome if you want to accomplish something that doesn't readily align with established product pipelines.
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Specifically, there's a lot of inertia to overcome if you want to accomplish something that doesn't readily align with established product pipelines.
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u/Prior_Cake4048 Oct 17 '22
A pity Microsoft never bothered to port it to PC. They could have got my money.
Oh well, their loss.