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    That token system they used is absolute BS, forcing people to choose between a bonus and a proper work-life balance and open for managerial abuse via favoritism. The fact that this was on top of an already BS review requirement that leaves the financial fate of their employees in the hands of outside third parties who

    I don’t need to make any assumptions.  You’re laying it all out in these comments.

    Spoken like a true entitled privileged person. I’m a “dark skinned” person and I’m stoked to not have to play yet another game with a generic white male template as the main character in a main stream game.

    Why are you so threatened by people with more melanin than you? Why do you only feel safe when you only see

    Seriously, who comes up with this shit and convinces society to play along? If the omission of a single, seemingly superfluous letter in a reply (k vs kk) causes a swath of society to judge you as a raging asshole, then there really is something wrong with society...with all the shit going wrong in the world, why do

    Companies spend millions of dollars on their marketing plans, which is usually included in the calculations for whether a game meets a return on investment for bonuses for developers....it’s a pretty big deal.

    Seriously, responses like this are part of why society is so messed up, nowadays. You take the time to write out a whole post about how game development isn’t supporting minorities, yet when someone asks for clarity and context to help them understand what’s being said, you jump all over him and act like you can’t be

    It’s sad that the Republicans have pretty much turned into stereotypical movie villains, and still manages to maintain the support of nearly half this country.

    Considering your request will likely cost them millions, i don’t think they really NEED to do that, at all...

    What are you talking about?  Rise of the Tomb Raider was fairly well received and they don’t make mobile games...

    Sadly, the more entrenched the internet becomes in people’s lives, the less decency people seem to have towards each other.  Much easier to ignore those decent impulses when all you’re dealing with are user names of people you’ll never meet.

    Dude broke the law and essentially gets rewarded for it. Not surprising, but still sad to see.

    In my experience, tourists aren’t the only ones that block the walking lane.  There are plenty of oblivious, self-absorbed locals that do that, as well, in every city i’ve ever lived in.

    The point still, largely, stands. If the artists are in crunch mode, that usually means the amount of content they’re being asked to make surpasses their ability to create the content in a reasonable amount of time, so they get stuck in a cycle where they churn stuff out at a rapid clip to try and meet the deadline.

    Maybe it’s just the way this is written, but it sounds like you went in there looking to hate this...

    I guess the Lakers had moved to LA already. Long before my time in any case.  Just remember reading that GS had played ‘home’ games in both SoCal and NorCal.

    For a while, they DID represent the entire state of California.

    Maybe i missed it, but what is this Bill’s definition of “loot box”, exactly? As gamers, we generally have a rough consensus on what we consider “loot boxes” in this context, but what is this bill intended to cover and what could it possibly impact, inadvertently? “Loot box”, by itself, is a fairly vague term, even

    I was asking EBB, and your post misses the point.

    And exactly how many muslims do you know, irl?  I’d be willing to bet that your social circle tends to look suspiciously like a carton of eggs...homogeneous.

    It’s so sad that people have to have courtesy explained to them.  It’s doubly sad to see people arguing against it, even after having courtesy explained to them.  What’s the world come to?