>> That's one reason why in-house tools tend to be so crappy: It's more 
>> economic to accept the loss of productivity of the few people who 
>> actually use it, than investing that productivity into improving it.
> 
> Exactly the reason why most level editors for games are crap.

I was wondering about that...

Personally, after using a few level editors, I find it absolutely 
*astonishing* that games are ever produced. I mean, if it takes 4 hours 
of hassle to construct an empty cuboid room, how the hell do people 
construct anything customers would pay money for?!

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