I’ve been playing Magic for over a decade, so I definitely know this! I’ve just been on pause with competitive play for a bit. Looking forward to seeing how it all shakes out for me!

That’s rolling probable cause.

The amount of political bumper stickers (regardless of political leanings) is directly proportional to the nuttiness of the owner/driver.

I still can’t get over this — wearing a tan suit!?!? What are we, monsters?

Our thoughts and prayers need to go to the victims here. We shouldn’t rush to make laws at this time. We can’t use this crisis to write legislation to single out law-abiding citizens. The guy was just a normal neighbor, no one would have thought he could have done it. It’s just an isolated incident, we can’t use it to…

Honestly, I thought there’s no way it could be THAT OBVIOUS. I don’t know why I’m expecting subtlety and complexity still in 2018. The correct answer is the dumbest most blatant answer. 

Unfortunately BETA has nowadays been turned into a glorified demo most of the time now as most console BETA’s are released mere days before the official release of the game. BETA’s for games should be weeks or even months before a game officially releases as to have time to actually fix the bugs found and tweak the…

Anyone who buys this game is doing the industry as a whole a disservice. Studios like Bethesda should not be rewarded for releasing unfinished games.

That looks like the horror story of a non-unionized industry, probably not what you intended to say.

“I have it bad so I don’t care if other people have it bad” is not a productive attitude.

Your willingness to deprive yourself of sleep, sacrifice a healthy social life, and rely on stimulants to make it through the day should not be a measure of your value as an employee, nor should it be rewarded.

Sounds like some people need a Union.

I know of no other industry where 100 hour weeks are the norm and the burnout rate is less than 5 years.

Don’t forget that small percentage of us who just want to collect a paycheck, and then accidentally fail upwards for fourteen years while doing so.

Working longer doesn’t mean working harder.

Are you suggesting promotions should go to the people that simply clocked the most hours and not to those with the best quality work? See how easy it is to turn that logic on its head? Smarter not harder is a very real thing. Plenty of studies have shown that quality of work suffers as hours increase. Also, I…

hey asshat, how about no one should burn themselves out to work in any part of the tech industry? this isn’t the goddamn burnout olympics; if it’s true that 75 hour work weeks are normal in the IT industry then they need to get their fucking shit together the same as the gaming industry.

Rockstar management described the situation differently to Kotaku, saying that overtime was not mandatory but was part of a system in which the overtime was requested and scheduled by the bosses, but that employees could say no to it

Trying to decide whether the Rockstar Lincoln office is more like to have “Mandatory Fun” or “The Beatings Will Continue Until Morale Improves” posters hung up on the walls