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Hi! I was wondering how to go about joining the closed beta tester program for DCS. In the past I did similar stuff for Insurgency: Sandstorm(searching for bugs in game) when it was in its technical alpha stage, and I loved it, so I wanted to see if I could do something similar for DCS.

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54 minutes ago, Chickent_Nug said:

Hi! I was wondering how to go about joining the closed beta tester program for DCS. In the past I did similar stuff for Insurgency: Sandstorm(searching for bugs in game) when it was in its technical alpha stage, and I loved it, so I wanted to see if I could do something similar for DCS.

Thanks!

-Chickent_Nug

Seriously?

Your first post in this forums and just for asking to be part of CB?

Honestly: If you knew how to become involved in testing and how to be a vital part in this community you'd better had chosen another way.

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You won't like my input but it's by invitation only.  I've pestered them on and off for years, particularly with a jet I know inside and out simming wise.  Nothing.  Ever.

So, you're a better person than me if your experience is otherwise.

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53 minutes ago, Steel Jaw said:

You won't like my input but it's by invitation only.  I've pestered them on and off for years, particularly with a jet I know inside and out simming wise.  Nothing.  Ever.

So, you're a better person than me if your experience is otherwise.

Thanks for the answer!

 

54 minutes ago, EvilBert VR said:

Seriously?

Your first post in this forums and just for asking to be part of CB?

Honestly: If you knew how to become involved in testing and how to be a vital part in this community you'd better had chosen another way.

Cheers!

My intention wasn't to ask to join from here, I was just trying to learn where I should go to ask. Sorry if I wasn't clear enough with that.

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How do the closed beta team look for bugs?
Are they systematically going through every possible scenario you can imagine the Apache will be in? 
Or are they just playing the game and reporting every bug back? 
Are the bugs they are looking for “big scale” in regards to how the module interacts with the maps? Or “small scale” internal bugs with the module? 
 

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Just like every single gorram bug hunt since the dawn of digital computer -- first they look inside the computer for dead insects, which eventually degenerates into simply goes CTD.

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I've done software testing for work, and often organizations have checklists that cover the most commonly used features and scenarios. Checklists are used so that testing is done in a consistent and structured manner, and to standardize communication and to keep documentation of test history. I'd imagine that ED does similar. And often these test plans are proprietary info, but if an admin wants to shed light on what is covered then I'm sure they will.

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11 hours ago, unlikely_spider said:

I've done software testing for work, and often organizations have checklists that cover the most commonly used features and scenarios. Checklists are used so that testing is done in a consistent and structured manner, and to standardize communication and to keep documentation of test history. I'd imagine that ED does similar. And often these test plans are proprietary info, but if an admin wants to shed light on what is covered then I'm sure they will.

Seriously, this is a more in-depth scenario. The testers, if they are motivated enough, would go beyond the "checklist" and submit extra issues and problems found to the developers. It is finally up to the developers how to handle these reports.

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If it is still like it used to be, the closed beta testers don't have a checklist or script, it is up to them to perform tests on their own.

They do also confirm bugs by trying to duplicate them under various conditions, as well as confirm the resolution of bugs.

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Il 16/2/2022 at 21:40, EvilBert VR ha scritto:

Seriously?

Your first post in this forums and just for asking to be part of CB?

Honestly: If you knew how to become involved in testing and how to be a vital part in this community you'd better had chosen another way.

Cheers!

C'mon please don't be so salty, anyone has the right to ask questions and as far as i can see Chickent_Nug has been very polite in his asking

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On 2/16/2022 at 7:42 PM, Chickent_Nug said:

Hi! I was wondering how to go about joining the closed beta tester program for DCS. In the past I did similar stuff for Insurgency: Sandstorm(searching for bugs in game) when it was in its technical alpha stage, and I loved it, so I wanted to see if I could do something similar for DCS.

Thanks!

-Chickent_Nug

Get involved with the community play the game and report (or add to the report that is already reported) anything you think is a bug.
Then maybe in a few years time they (ED) might take notice and think about it. <<guarantee not given

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On 2/16/2022 at 8:42 PM, Chickent_Nug said:

Hi! I was wondering how to go about joining the closed beta tester program for DCS. In the past I did similar stuff for Insurgency: Sandstorm(searching for bugs in game) when it was in its technical alpha stage, and I loved it, so I wanted to see if I could do something similar for DCS.

Thanks!

-Chickent_Nug

Use Google Translate if you don't understand the language

https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/ru/vacancies/tester/

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Please read the above post for closed beta team and what we are looking for, currently it is invite only. 

 

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On 2/16/2022 at 3:40 PM, EvilBert VR said:

Seriously?

Your first post in this forums and just for asking to be part of CB?

Honestly: If you knew how to become involved in testing and how to be a vital part in this community you'd better had chosen another way.

Cheers!

now OP has two posts and is probably gone for good. lol.

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On 2/20/2022 at 7:40 AM, silverdevil said:

now OP has two posts and is probably gone for good. lol.

after all the keyboard warriors and internet tough guys here, gee I wonder why...

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