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It’s tough, I spent a decade in QA and I feel like the “are QA game developers?” question/argument is a smokescreen for a bigger and more nuanced discussion that’s ill-suited for twitter. There’s an easy answer but the real question is why is it a question?

It’s tough, I spent a decade in QA and I feel like the “are QA game developers?” question/argument is a smokescreen for a bigger and more nuanced discussion that’s ill-suited for twitter. There’s an easy answer but the real question is why is it a question?

joemag_games

Posted 4 years, 5 months ago (Source)

It’s tough, I spent a decade in QA and I feel like the “are QA game developers?” question/argument is a smokescreen for a bigger and more nuanced discussion that’s ill-suited for twitter. There’s an easy answer but the real question is why is it a question?

Iksar

Posted 4 years, 5 months ago (Source)

@joemag_games This question has always annoyed me, especially when I was in QA. Specially by people in dev arguing on my behalf that I should be included in their cool development club. QA is rad. QA is it's own division, QA is to be proud of. I didn't need to be tagged as dev to feel special.

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It’s tough, I spent a decade in QA and I feel like the “are QA game developers?” question/argument is a smokescreen for a bigger and more nuanced discussion that’s ill-suited for twitter. There’s an easy answer but the real question is why is it a question?

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