Why did you feel the need to share this juvenile shit?

I very much agree about the sound design in this game - I actually even wrote a post about it, back in my dot.blogspot.com days. I love how they integrated the game's sound design with the dynamic score so that the line between music and ambient audio became blurred. I used to just put on surround headphones, go out…

They have made them available in a way that is convenient while they can still benefit from it.

It's helpful if you have Exotic Bounties or if you don't have time to finish everything in any given day.

"Beaten, battered, torn to shreds. Call it off. That's enough punishment in one career."

OH MY GOD HARASSMENT IM CALLING THE COPS.

Some more gold.

99% of indie is crap.

Oh look, indie devs acting in a shady way and trying to game systems for each others benefits rather than acting within the existing rules of a system intended to help them out which had never existed before.

YES YES YES. I love Horde Mode.

My temper and tendency to use twitter to vent has been a consistent problem since I entered the games industry, and I just can't do it. I don't have the willpower necessary to be the "face" of a company. If I do continue to work in games it'll be as an anonymous 1 of 1000 at some shitty corporation, not the most…

He seemed pretty steamed.

You don't threaten Gaben. He won't kill you in reply. He'll just kill your game, and any chance of you making money in the industry.

Michael Ironside negotiating with Splinter Cell's creators.

But it isn't $60 for a game...

Honestly, I truly don't give a damn about your problems developer. If you cannot, for whatever reason, make a video game that is fun to play... Then you suck imo, and you can starve.

so naturally you blame the dissatisfied consumer for not enjoying the lousy product created by your exploitative employer who forced their workers to sacrifice for a bad game?

I will literally pay a subscription to Kotaku if it means I don't have to deal with them! LITERALLY.

It's more sad if you think of it as an allegory for Kotaku. The land of Kotaku was once a thriving metropolis, then insidious full page, stop you from reading, forced to watch, ads came and pooped on everyone's party.