You really like to assume things don't you. All have different design process that works for them.
You really like to just ignore what I say don't you? Pretty much all software companies follow at least one of the tested-and-approved methodologies. All these design processes include task assigment. I don't really see how hard this is to understand.
You are assuming that everyone is assigned tasked and if that is so, then game-breaking bugs will happen less
Why would that ever be true? Task assignment =/= quantity of bugs.
so it is very easy to say that the whole team is working on the game incrementally not each one or small team working on each separate tasks which will mean less game-breaking bugs will push-through. You see? We have gone full circle.
I don't even understand what you mean anymore lol The whole team is working on the game and adding new stuff, yes. That does not mean the whole team works on ONE feature or ONE bug at a time. That's retarded and no software company does that. Even the developers might have their own speciality.
Assumed again.
The hair choosing panel was only accessable after people found the exploit in the xml files. Which means it wasn't supposed to be accessed by players. I'm not assuming anything. At all. You are the one refusing to see and understand how these things work and spouting random nonsense, so there's really no point to this conversation at all.
Okay now I know you're just googling everything you say here.
Why would I be googling anything? I explained what I meant with my own example, which you chose to ignore and say it had no relevance.
The bullet hell crash happened when the team tried to change the way the bullet phase worked because it was lagging people. It obviously didn't work out very well and made it worse, which they ended up fixing later.
And please, those errors didn't stop anyone from testing the game. They even added two weeks to the testing phase, due to all the problems caused.
No QA so no separate teams.
That doesn't mean there aren't separate teams... Besides, we were the testing team. That's why it's a Closed Beta Test. Bugs happen in tests :)
Even if everyone is doing his own tasks or not. Merging problems can still happen.
Yes but much easier to merge. If someone messes with the functions you are changing or using somewhere else, it's hell to merge.