Regardless of right or wrong, the incessant way of making tons of threads + repeatedly berating the build didn't help things. What helps is actual performance metrics, finding the build that causes the issue, making well filled out issue reports that explain how to reproduce, etc.
Just bitching that something is wrong ends up with situations like this. A ton of issues pile up to the point where it's hard to pin down exactly what's wrong, and a bunch of people have to do some digging. This is definitely a lesson for both sides, I had Metroid Prime on my computer, and there were builds before the vsync glitch that I could have checked and likely confirmed what was going on. I'm just glad the positive outcome was fixing the problem and restoring things to the way they were. Why Metroid Prime and Twilight Princess were hit so hard is beyond me.
Just bitching that something is wrong ends up with situations like this. A ton of issues pile up to the point where it's hard to pin down exactly what's wrong, and a bunch of people have to do some digging. This is definitely a lesson for both sides, I had Metroid Prime on my computer, and there were builds before the vsync glitch that I could have checked and likely confirmed what was going on. I'm just glad the positive outcome was fixing the problem and restoring things to the way they were. Why Metroid Prime and Twilight Princess were hit so hard is beyond me.