Are you Filipino? Probably not. We’ve used that term amongst ourselves, friends/family in a friendly manner. We read it as “Fine Looking Island People.” You telling me how to use my own terminology from my own people? That’s like a non-African American telling African Americans how to use their own vocabulary. That’s…

I think you might be confusing Chun-Li with King from Tekken. Chun-Li was in Soul Calibur.

I think that’s rather unlikely

As much as I appreciate the facetiousness of the article, I feel like it could’ve been lent more credence with the insistence that Ming-Na Wen been included in the cast in some capacity.

It’s not for insertion. You know how grocery stores have the plastic baggies for vegetables so your veg doesn’t touch the dirty carts? They are terrible for the environment.

Well in their defense, he made a newcomer to the community real fucking uncomfortable in a conversation that didn’t start well, said a fucked up and wildly inappropriate “joke” on stream during a tournament of one of the games he worked on, and has been caught doing and saying fucked up shit to his employees. They…

It’s still not a paywall though. If anything, it’s the most optimal relationship between a studio and consumers.

It’s an important detail, but the fact still stands that nothing was being stolen.

And if we want to play the semantics game and talk about stealing, at the end of the day, the people under him do not feel comfortable working with him and are quitting. So at the end of the day he’s getting nothing in the end but a bad…

There is nothing to organize about, though. The many people who have quit due to his work conduct, makes it very obvious that they do not believe he is capable of change and since he owns the company, they don’t see these issues(that caused mass exodus) as solvable.

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“SJW adjacent story”

What fucking “new point” are you bringing to this (jesus fuuuuuuuucking christ you people and your whining) “SJW” (fuuuuck you) adjacent story?

TIL a lot of people don’t understand how boards work.

Nobody anywhere EVER built anything from “nothing”. That isn’t just common sense, it’s physical law. His company is not his own, it also belongs to all his employees and if they want to kick him out, they have every right to make the attempt. He doesn’t own their lives or their work.

It’s DLC. Take it up with nigh every single game company. As it’s crowdfunded, this is extra money they made and they put it to use. This is pretty standard with crowdfunding and reducing it to “it’s behind a paywall” is a bit disingenuous. I don’t like the games, nor the art-style but animation takes an ungodly…

People are saying the board is stealing the company from him? No.

When you have a board they can oust you if you fuck up the image of the company or violate company policy. Just because you’re the founder doesn’t mean you own a large share of the company or have voting rights. So it’s not stealing when the board…

It’s not “locking content behind a paywall”, it’s more like wether or not they get the funds to actually pay for the development of the character. They literally had a video breaking down the cost of development of the character:

From nothing? Spare me the fucking martyrdom bullshit. It’s not like he did all the work himself. He did not program, write, illustrate, code, design the entire game by his lonesome, people were hired to do that. And his behavior proved that he was a poor leader who couldn’t handle interacting with people, let alone…

If you are talking about Skullgirls, that was not the case with the DLC characters. After the game was fully funded, extra characters where added as milestones in the funding campaign, so people kept donating and those characters were added for free for everyone who had bought the game the first week they were…

The Indiegogo campaign made extra financial goals so that they had the resources to create those DLC characters. It was not a requirement in order for the game to be released, the fans just gave more than the amount needed and the team wanted to do something with it. It’s also worth mentioning that upon each DLC…

I guess we can add Lab Zero to the list of companies with douchebag owner-creators. They join an illustrious group including, but not limited to, Gearbox and Ubisoft.