says ditto koto2992

Kojima is involved, and he is still active on twitter promoting it. Konami just took his name out of all the advertisements and box art (which is what we call a dick move).

Who the fuck cares if it was posted before? You assume just because something was on the internet a while ago that people should automatically just know about it. Like we all belong to some collective mind or something? WTF, man? Kojima tweeted it, and it got more attention. That’s it. End of story.

Yeah, people that go to reddit forget that there’s a whole world out there that couldn’t give a fuck about people that go to reddit.

Patricia. I like your articles.

We were not prepared.

I go to Mars because I like it that I’m the only one there most of the time.

SNL

If the boss is tough enough, yes, it will take quite some time and many wipes to get it down. Mythic is actually very good at what they do. They’ve been raiding for years and getting world firsts. Sure they probably have a lot of time on their hands, but you’re already saying time doesn’t matter by dismissing 400+…

My thoughts on people who feel like they’re fighting some noble cause by identifying as GamerGate: perception is reality. Regardless of any strand of good intent you have, the label GamerGate is perceived as a pile of horse shit by most people. By all means, do good by yourselves by standing up for what you believe…

Thanks for the explanation. I was scratching my head and that makes a lot more sense. :-)

Chances are he already knows several languages if he’s from Scandinavia. He’s also a skydiving champion. He can do whatever the hell he wants with his free time.

Your comment is God’s work.

Look, I don’t disagree with you. I think I would use a different terminology than “theft” because, in my opinion, that calls into question illegality - which it isn’t illegal. Is it controversial? Sure.

Also, you've no idea how he gets compensated. If you think they're only giving him meals during crunch time, you're mistaken.

I disagree with you. Value is not something you can project onto someone.

By saying that, you’re undermining the fact that most employers do this to salaried employees, regardless of industry. Not saying it’s right, but it’s not currently illegal.

My boyfriend is a game designer for Ubisoft in San Francisco. I’ve seen what crunch does, but I will say that his employer treats him very well despite the commitment to long hours.