QA, in general, is a hell hole. Because most developers (gaming or otherwise) view it as a menial job and staff too many devs per tester. So even those with the skill sets that make them excellent testers get overworked/overtaxed and burnout.

Better renew the soundtrack rights. I have it laser-engraved in my memory that Michael Jackson’s “Billie Jean” is playing when you drive away from Ken Rosenberg’s practice and that’s no longer the case in the Steam version.

hopefully they fix those damn toy helicopter mission in San Andreas

but keep in mind, for a union to work they need political backing so they can tell execs to fuck off. MAGA hats fetishize the 1950s as a time in which “America was great;” they forget that a big reason why it was that way—for at least some of the population—was due to the insanely strong power Unions could wield at…

Yeah, the worst department at the worst developer is bound to be a hellhole.

In my experience, game development QA departments are all one layer of hell or another.

I get the feeling WoW is finished.

First rule of Italian driving.

The rumors of Bill Cosby and his horrific behavior with women were around long before Hannibal Burress made jokes about it in his standup.

If you’re naming a fuck suite after Cosby in 2013, it’s because you 100% know about the rape allegations, which plenty of people knew about. You’re not naming the fuck suite after Cosby because of his wholesome family-friendly stand-up.

Yes, the big surge of interest in Cosby was in 2014, when the story was completely unavoidable, but there were significant spikes around the time of the accusations and when he went to trial, too. (If we accept, for the sake of argument, Trends as an indicator of public awareness, then if everyone knew in 2014, then on…

You are, though. This is just a bizarre argument to make

They never said everyone should have known back then. They're saying the rapey dudes with a rapey hotel room probably did

30 Rock also made jokes about Cosby in 2009. Everyone pretending that no one knew until 2014 is lying. Buress’ whole joke was that it was amazing that Cosby was just out there living like everyone didn’t know he was as serial rapist.

Google trends has blind spots. For one thing, no one was explicitly calling him a rapist (likely for legal reasons) - I mean, in this article at the time, even his accuser at no time uses the word “rapist” while detailing what happened:

“So everyone is you?”

I want to thank Kotaku and all the other sites that are unrelenting in their coverage of this issue. With the amount of information you’ve given the public, I really think something is going to change this time.

What in the actual unholy fuck.

It was also a hot spot for informal networking at BlizzCon, three sources told Kotaku, where people looking to make inroads at the company would go to meet and hangout with some of its top designers.

Ooo...that picture nails some people to the wall.