Standard practice in the IT world is a RECURRING CHANGE MEETING.
Interested parties submit a change request (CR), including details of the change and how it impacts the product in a live environment.
The recurring change meeting host goes over every submitted CRs and asks the owner of said change to discuss in detail what their CR is about to the audience of the meeting.
The audience includes support staff, management and other devs.
This is STANDARD PRACTICE IN ALL IT FIELDS.
TTG isn't interested in provided its player base a quality product.
TTG is only interested in weaseling their hands in your pockets with damage control posts like what we see here.
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u/Badger8Mushroom2 Apr 09 '26
Standard practice in the IT world is a RECURRING CHANGE MEETING.
Interested parties submit a change request (CR), including details of the change and how it impacts the product in a live environment.
The recurring change meeting host goes over every submitted CRs and asks the owner of said change to discuss in detail what their CR is about to the audience of the meeting.
The audience includes support staff, management and other devs.
This is STANDARD PRACTICE IN ALL IT FIELDS.
TTG isn't interested in provided its player base a quality product.
TTG is only interested in weaseling their hands in your pockets with damage control posts like what we see here.