TKessel Buyer beware. If it's not fit for purpose, you might have legal recourse.
@Dinosbacsi There are ways and there are ways. And I never once said that people don't have a right to report problems or complain.
If you're worried about DTG 'conning' you yet again (you really need to have a word with yourself), then wait, watch the early YouTube stuff, read...
How do you know that? (That it's all just fluff)
The thing people don't get (commercial people in the software industry are the worst): the more you develop, the more there is to maintain but,...
I'd argue that Birmingham XCity is pretty good and Brighton, for all its quirks, is a fun route to drive. But, yes, Blackpool and Niddertalbahn...
TKessel I'm pretty confident that DTG know they mess things up but I'm also pretty confident that they try to improve as a result (it's...
In what you've just 'asked for', you've underscored what a nightmare managing a development backlog actually is!
Of course, report your problems. But repeating yourself won't help (it just creates a lot of noise for everyone else) and some of the, quite...
A serious question: have you ever worked at a software development house? I have (for over 30 years) and, believe me, it can be immensely...
Are DTG perfect? Nope. Can/Should they learn from their past decisions? Yep. But constantly repeating how rubbish they are generates a lot of heat...
My point is that people in software (producers, designers, managers, developers - designers don't make decisions in a vacuum btw) don't generally...
The route length was almost certainly baked in months ago, so it's not worth getting depressed about. It's also a waste of everyone's time going...
If only all the software geniuses on this forum would get jobs in software development, the world would be perfect!
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