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8/4/2025, 1:41:26 AM
>>717213839
Everything is taking 8+ years now. If Fable comes out in 2026, it'd be exactly 8 years.
>layoffs
It's common practice to lay everyone off when a job is done, in part so that no one gains any senior position, and then replace them with fresh uni grad who are desperate for work. This means NO ONE has any idea what they're doing and are total amateurs. This is a short sighted cost saving measure but it has huge awful rammifications.
>Unreal
Another consequence of this. No one knows any native engines, and if everyone is trained on Unreal then you can just slot in randoms to get the job done. Unreal is huge, bloated, and unwieldly, and is why a game has 10x the amount of requirements but looks worse than a 2015 game. Workers go from "talented people with unique skillsets" to "Unreal drone #3433"
Everything is taking 8+ years now. If Fable comes out in 2026, it'd be exactly 8 years.
>layoffs
It's common practice to lay everyone off when a job is done, in part so that no one gains any senior position, and then replace them with fresh uni grad who are desperate for work. This means NO ONE has any idea what they're doing and are total amateurs. This is a short sighted cost saving measure but it has huge awful rammifications.
>Unreal
Another consequence of this. No one knows any native engines, and if everyone is trained on Unreal then you can just slot in randoms to get the job done. Unreal is huge, bloated, and unwieldly, and is why a game has 10x the amount of requirements but looks worse than a 2015 game. Workers go from "talented people with unique skillsets" to "Unreal drone #3433"
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