Ummm... GPG is doing the programming. And, unless you have: 1) A degree in programming, 2) maintained a B or higher average the entire time, and 3) have programmed a game yourself, I think it is safe to say you should drop your "quote" and not look like a jackass. Unless of course you are referring to Sins (and soon Elemental), in which case you are in the wrong forum and I assume you have never been happy in general.

indeed but who did the demigod site with the ladder and stats still fucked up? oh and who did the impule-overlay with people shown as online although they aren't?

i have all the things you mentioned. but it does not matter. you don't have to be a good soccer player to know what's going wrong.

i was not regarding to the op but to the first post after him and the one that responded to this one (yours). so no, i am not beside the point. but yes, the first post was beside the point of the thread but understandable as it's based on frustration of the desolated situation we have. i was exactly on the point of the two the op follwoing posts, the ones my responds was related to.

hence you are now simply wrong and beside of the point with your post now..... "it's getting old".

edit: oh and don't forget the stuff about students degree you talked about. everything i said was on teh point of the posts a responded to. and only because you don't like it it does not make it less true.

Programming something on the scale of a video game and not having a bug/glitch is practically impossible. I can not think of a single modern game that has had no bugs.

The most influencing factor is commonplace updates. Now day if it has some bugs you can prepare to release it and plan to have a patch available to address out standing issues by the time it goes live, though I rarely see that work out. Optimism at its best ) Older games before the advent/availability of hotfixes and post release patches were much more mature on release.

Did you seriously just cite borderlands as an example of a bug proof game?  That's astonishing, considering almost everyone who played on PC had problems finding out which ports to open to host a game, and even more had problems with things like their characters not automatically being saved when the host quit before they were done playing.  Oh, and the fact the font on their item-tip popups was too big to show all the item information. This game has had some disasterously bad mistakes in it.

Port forwarding isn't a bug you noob. It's been around since the dawn of internet gaming. Some people want ports opened so they can game, other people choose to close said ports in favor of "security."

If you can't handle port forwarding there's always the xbox and the wii.

Host a game, have someone join, play for 8 hours.  Have the host crash.  Sometimes the joining player loses all their skill points!  Cool bug, huh? (Local save file is actually corrupted).

On some operating systems, characters won't automatically save, and no warning is given to the player, so they'll play for hours only to be unable to find their character when they reload the next play session.  Seriously, this is some wicked bad stuff here.