No idea. My Nephew who is in Air Force ROTC was hoping to end up there however.

Very disingenuous.

Also a nice layer of lower fat flavored juices for making gravies with at the end of the meal.

Hot take:

No, crunch is a result of a failure of producing. Directing and Producing are two different things. Producers managed schedules. Directors are in charge of the creative vision. You’re blaming the wrong discipline.

Ya know, I seem to vaguely remember there being bible verses specifically warning against putting god to the test.

Yeah, but the people that won’t take it are mostly black/minorities/democrats. His sycophants will do whatever he asks, including taking an experimental vaccine he rammed through designed to protect against a minor cold.

*shrug*

Yup.

Nope.  Most game devs are salaried not hourly.  Salaried employees aren’t entitled to overtime pay.

Most game developers are salaried not hourly, which means they don’t GET overtime pay. (at least that’s how it works in the U.S.)

It seems that the focus of the award is much more about creative vision and design than it is about management

Because “direction” is the overall creative vision/etc. of the project. Which includes cinematics, game design, etc. Production is what the writer is taking issue with, and is NOT what the award is for.

Counterpoint:

It’s for Best Direction. It’s about how the game was managed.

Okay, isn’t that part of the problem? That your bonuses should not be tied to your ability to work yourself half to death, you should just get the money anyways because it’s what you deserve?

Wait, he made an entire “excuse film” for himself? And that itself wasn’t a giant red flag?

Don’t look at me, I liked Andromeda more than ME3. (Admittedly, I also 1. played it fully patched, and 2. Played it before I played ME3.)

I’ve got it.

Cold air is dry in that cold air holds less moisture than warm air.