Have you ever heard of the old Japanese expression "The nail that sticks out shall be hammered down"? If there's one thing people in an office can't stand more than a passive-aggressive sneak, it's a loudmouth bully. Be careful about making enemies with people who are accustomed to dealing in rumor and gossip, as they…

it winds up being that the most senior executives at the company cut their teeth during NES and Super NES days and do not really understand modern gaming

If you become ill, then I will give you an extension of time—but for no other reason.

No. I'm opposed to violence. It just sucked when you were trying to stay awake and take lecture notes and some autistic jackass kept raising his hand to ask stupid questions that he would have gotten an answer to if he had just kept his fucking hand down a couple more minutes and listened.

I bet you raised your hand in school A BUNCH.

Nice try, but the challenge wasn't issued to you.

Bless your heart.

People make serious money from streaming, hence streaming can be done seriously. It is some people's sole occupation.

If you do, you just need to carefully craft a fake persona.

He needs to work on his insecurity, as well. That shit won't fly in the entertainment industry!

In what way did my post "derail" yours? You were clearly done typing or else you wouldn't have hit "publish", right?

You thought I was being sarcastic? Why would you think that? I stand in awe of your bold ambition!

I stand corrected. It sounds like an epic human undertaking fit for song and story. A set schedule? Damn, that's almost as rough as getting a job!

Says the grown ass adult who is pondering over if he should start "streaming seriously".

Skype + 7 proxies, Yo.

This is the kind of stuff that makes me hesitant to start streaming seriously.

I don't know much about shooters but how many of them actually make phone calls about what they've done?

Because they're attention whores. Same reason anyone does anything online under their real names.

This is what we got instead of flying cars!

Gawker is trying to make Gamergate a thing again for some reason.