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Software Inc. - How to Get Outstanding Quality
![]() Great is not enough for you anymore? Let's see how we can crank it up to Outstanding! Team CompositionSo, you're ready to start development on new software. After selecting the desired type of software and its features, you can notice in the details panel of that software that there are two pie charts - one for code, one for art -, an estimate amount for code and art, as well as recommended number of programmers, designers, artists. Opening up the team and employee management screens, you need to look that the team which is assigned to develop the software at hand has the following:
Design and DevelopmentWe got the ball rolling, now we're at design stage. Design progresses until it reaches maximum but it can degrade from then on so you have to be ready to click on the Develop button as soon as it starts flashing red. If your designers aren't skilled enough they won't produce Outstanding design which limits the ability of your software to ever be Outstanding. In the programming stage, you'd want to aim for a code amount that's about 101% of the estimated code, for example if you get an estimate of 20 you can get to 20.20 and that actually increases the chance of the code getting Outstanding rather than promoting at the exact estimate number. Try not to have too many programmers of the same qualification working on the same code, it tends to reduce overall quality. That three shift team group is perfect for marketing and support but for development it's the equivalent of 9 women giving birth to a baby in 1 month gestation period. You can order reviews to check the progress. Outsourced reviews are typically less biased but come at financial cost. Once you promote to beta the software cannot get worse. After promoting from alpha the dev team can be relocated to other projects as you can assign beta to non-stop support teams. Clean that software until you're getting fewer than 10 bugs per month. Myths about Outstanding QualityThis section is made especially because the game's mechanics have changed and there is a lot of conflicting info lying around on this subject. I'll just note what I found regarding some myths being circulated:
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