You might wanna re-read the sentence in this article where this very quote appears 😂

Ave Stephen

Kinda makes you wish YouTube’s HD videos didn’t suffer from a horribly low bit rate which results in many games throwing artifacts when screen action gets busy.

Jump to 21:18 for the carousel

This livery made me buy a whole car!

Why do I have to click ‘Next’ to view the next slide AND THEN SCROLL TO READ THE TEXT??

Solid bit of reporting there, Ethan. Well written!

...which is precisely why contests award winners, not everyone who enters. This is just not the huge unworkable problem you’re making it out to be. People who enter contests - or pursue spec work for that matter - understand the deal; to get your work used and receive compensation, you have to win. If you don’t,…

Oh no! Not you too :(

Wall of text problems can also be solved with better paragraph structuring and using 1.15pts spacing between lines instead of 1pt.

First, here’s the asinine ad I had to put up with in order to make this comment.

Having never heard of this game and just watching the trailer, I honestly thought it was a Motion Twin project. I was genuinely surprised to find out it wasn’t =\

Cool, cool.... Shame this didn’t seem to be cross-promoted to Kotaku, which I browse daily (or I somehow missed it) :(

“This article really scratched my itch for historical Larp-Failure”

Public outcry? A whistleblower?

That’s true, but it is hypocritical to say you’re going to not support a company that has labour practices you disagree with then say you’ll still be buying the game when the price drops.

Part of the bonus comes from initial sales figures unless it’s capped and tied to something else, like absolute number of units sold.

I was born and raised in Singapore. If I were to be in Afolabi’s situation, I would have apologised for accidentally hitting someone with a door I was rushing through instead of telling them not to fuck with me. Is Afolabi’s response normal over there?