I don't think so....

"According to Parmenter and Mathison, game testing is a lot of hard work." Blow it out your ass you f*cking crybabies and get a real job if your going to b1tch about your job millions of people could only dream about. Do you want my job instead? Do you want to swap out a 2,000lb 100 horsepower motor that's 20 feet up in the air in a dirty, oily factory? Do they even know the definition of hard work? "pair have also acknowledged that once the final version of a game like Ratchet and Clank Future: Tools of Destruction is released to the public, they, too, are amazed at what they've accomplished." I wouldn't say they've accomplished much, since playing games and reporting bugs really can't be called skilled labor. I'd say the artists and programmers did the real work on the game, and yes I think they did a very good job, but you don't hear them complaining about it....

so...

you skipped the whole part about checking variables? It may not be what you described, but it's probably not as fun as it sounds.

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Note that, in the video, Parmenter and Mathison admitted that they tend to see the negative side of things. It's part of their training. I guess that extends to their job as well. It's easy to miss the forest when you're standing too close to the trees. :)