At this point I could give up a lot in terms of budget. Give me text without audio all day long if the writing is good. I think we've lost our way on RPGs.
Anyone else notice a trend? All of these companies being called out for low wages. Reports of stagnant wages at a national level for decades. Constant pushback from government while the C-Suite makes more and more and buys up politicians.
You don't fix this without taking to the streets.
All language is arbitrary.
Cf. Ferdinand de Saussure.
I live here too. I've seen it many times.
PS- the post title is written? I guess I don't see your point.
The right has tried to censor video games for years.
I'm old enough to remember Doom being blamed for Columbine.
Translation: Arnold is too old even with de-aging, so the suits have agreed.
Yeah, they jumped the shark with that shit a while ago.
Note that it will also have an effect on the quality of reviews. Glassdoor is only worried about number of accounts at this point. It's unfortunate, since sharing this kind of information is constitutionally protected, but it isn't necessarily profitable.
Many are childless because they have been beholden to corporations and rich people far more than their parents were. They never had an opportunity to give their kids at least the life they had, so they opted not to have them. It's not that they didn't want them. They responded to the situation they were given.
I see these folks with generational wealth who have 16 children. It must be nice, but they're just another side of the same problem.
Chiding people for being childless is possibly the most tone-deaf take ever, and even more so from rich, corpo pawns.
What a cop-out.
Bethesda didn't have trouble making games when they cared about making games. Now, they care about making money. Yes, devs should get paid for their work. But design decisions based on anything other than making a good game poison the well.
This is why small devs are absolutely killing it with indie games on PC at the moment. AAA titles fail over and over again, because they're designed for C-suite pockets first and gamers second.
Weird, it's been down for me since June of last year.
I agree with all this, but I think it is all to say: ISPs support Net Neutrality when it behooves them.