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Open source community figures out problems with performance in Starfield
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And you know to some extent, having a community help you with your games and find bugs is beautiful and probably pretty fucking cool for devs. But the fact is that the business side of things continues to put a sour taste in all of our mouths, devs included.
I really hope AI and the like push game devs out of big businesses and into self employment. Of all the types of people, I want problem solvers to have that life the most.
You have completely misinterpreted what I said.
I specifically said self employed which does not mean:
Weirdo capitalist begone.
being 'pushed out of big businesses' because a machine can do the same work for cheaper generally doesnt come with connotations of a stronger position to negotiate for the actual workers
lol
Who was talking about automation?
I didn’t say pushed out by big business, is said out of. Meaning, they had some form of motivation which was strong enough to move them out of big business dude.
Why are you picking a fight with someone who literally is wishing the best for devs lmao.
im not picking a fight
you said i misinterpreted your comment, i read it back and deleted my original comment, and explained where the misinterpretation came from
Gotcha sorry about that, didn’t see you had deleted that’s my fault for not doing more diligence