>>723718718
i got 4 interns to run trough the grinder recently and none of them ever pirated the game because they dont know how and are scared of viruses.
and those ware the dudes finishing their uni. higher education and shit... a freaking engineers in the making.
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>>719173324
>I think anthem flopped because people don't like power armor games that are shit.
you get it, i get it. but if an executive needs to explain why his project flopped on a board meeting will he admit it? or will he pull out the spreadsheet confirming that people dont like power armor games?
i had the same issue with werewolf games (not the furry type, the world of darkness type). there ware multiple projects, all shit and what they learned is that "market does not like games with werewolfs".
>but how can you know that anon? you are just pulling that out of your ass.
if they had data confirming that enough people are willing to spend money on something, they would make it.
thats why we have lgb+furry themes growing in the industry because those groups swallow (almost) everything thrown in their way.
and you have the audacity to also expect it to be a good game there somewhere...
>I think anthem flopped because people don't like power armor games that are shit.
you get it, i get it. but if an executive needs to explain why his project flopped on a board meeting will he admit it? or will he pull out the spreadsheet confirming that people dont like power armor games?
i had the same issue with werewolf games (not the furry type, the world of darkness type). there ware multiple projects, all shit and what they learned is that "market does not like games with werewolfs".
>but how can you know that anon? you are just pulling that out of your ass.
if they had data confirming that enough people are willing to spend money on something, they would make it.
thats why we have lgb+furry themes growing in the industry because those groups swallow (almost) everything thrown in their way.
and you have the audacity to also expect it to be a good game there somewhere...
>>715955507
it will die once we will all need our id's to connect to the internet.
once normalfags understand that everything they post online goes into their permanent profile that their government/employers/bank/insurance have unrestricted access to, it will go away...
and everyone breathed a sigh of relief knowing that they finally fixed the wrongthink.
then after years of hard work you will finally have some time to waste and will search for the places you liked to shitpost on and there will be none...
it will die once we will all need our id's to connect to the internet.
once normalfags understand that everything they post online goes into their permanent profile that their government/employers/bank/insurance have unrestricted access to, it will go away...
and everyone breathed a sigh of relief knowing that they finally fixed the wrongthink.
then after years of hard work you will finally have some time to waste and will search for the places you liked to shitpost on and there will be none...
After basically spending the past 15 years on a computer all day, learning and philosophizing, I have a top-down view of what's wrong with the western world, I understand the problems that quite literally 99% of the population aren't able to understand, even the people causing these problems and getting rich from it aren't really consciously aware they're doing it.
In one word it's best described as "capitalism", but I'm sick of saying it, people are sick of hearing it, and they don't understand.
It's basically like a system where a beekeeper takes 95% of the honey bees make.
The bees made the honey, the beekeeper did literally nothing, but he's taking 95% of their honey.
You can think of the bees as all workers in the world, honey as all value they generate, and the beekeeper as shareholders, creditors, overpaid execs, and rent-seeking property owners.
In one word it's best described as "capitalism", but I'm sick of saying it, people are sick of hearing it, and they don't understand.
It's basically like a system where a beekeeper takes 95% of the honey bees make.
The bees made the honey, the beekeeper did literally nothing, but he's taking 95% of their honey.
You can think of the bees as all workers in the world, honey as all value they generate, and the beekeeper as shareholders, creditors, overpaid execs, and rent-seeking property owners.