Last week, Tripwire Interactive made a rather difficult decision with regards to its latest release, PC shooter Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of FIFA Coins Stalingrad.Following the release of the game in September, the company has received numerous complaints revolving around performance issues, as well as glitches that resulted in players receiving unearned stats boosts and achievements.Along with announcing a patch in aid of fixing all these issues, Tripwire also decided that the best way to fix the
and statistics balls-up is to reset global stats for Cheap Nostalrius Elysium Gold all players, essentially deleting all progress globally.Gamasutra asked Tripwire vice president Alan Wilson for a more in-depth explanation of exactly what the problem was."Basically, the system was over-recording the points scoring in the system and 'leeching' points from one player to another on servers, so artificially boosting players," he explained."Once we had thousands of people playing, this problem became really obvious - instead of
happening slowly, it suddenly started happening really quickly. This was crediting players with kills they hadn't got and so on, at the end of rounds. That would then push the players' rankings way up, as well as their weapon experience."The million-dollar question is: how did these issues make it through testing without popping up? Wilson admits that the problems may well have been present during testing, but since the team only had small numbers present to play, it may simply have
that it wasn't obvious anything bad was going on."It was a numbers game," he said. "During testing, with small numbers of people playing, there were probably small jumps in level going on - and we tweaked the system as a result.""Then, once we had so many people playing after launch - and some playing so many hours - the numbers became big and obvious. We went from 50 or so servers in Beta to thousands at launch. So, instead of mmogo a few players leeching a few kill points to each
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