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Minh Le, the creator of Counter-Strike, talked about user feedback, the frustrations he faced, and how unreliable it is. "People that complain have no idea what they are talking about." Gotta read between the lines. 🧠

Minh Le, the creator of Counter-Strike, talked about user feedback, the frustrations he faced, and how unreliable it is. "People that complain have no idea what they are talking about." Gotta read between the lines. 🧠

https://youtu.be/-yDM9XRK2lU?si=qktbwh9R5orvDYPT&t=488

It's interesting that he believes a project's success is about 95% luck. Sometimes, all you need is the right timing, and you're off to the races.

A couple of good early decisions help (whether luck or not).

A couple of bad decisions can cause damage.

Important to do more (important) things more often right than wrong.

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Sometimes it‘s attributed to luck what can also be described as gut feeling or learned decision-making.

The better one is, the more resourceful one is, the harder one works, the more can be achieved without luck.

Nevertheless a lot of luck is needed.

I doubt it‘s 95% but even a few lucky coincidences can move the needle.