Calm down Brick Top
Calm down Brick Top
It makes me sad that you think you’d lose a fight with a squirrel
I bet it didn’t even come in a box
Won’t someone think of the alcohol?
Why have an international incident when you can just persecute your own arabs instead?
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Oh, nice. I can’t see that in the Boost app, but is plain to see on a web link. Thanks!
It would be interesting to know more detail on the attacks. I’ve seen other sources talking about groups of Haifa fans collecting to chant about killing arabs, pulling down locals’ Palestine flags and a video of them physically assaulting an Arab man outside Central Station.
This is the worst genre of fanfic
By “Civil War” I think you meant to say “Russian Occupation of Crimea”
1.5 weeks? There was already some gaudy, not fitting the theme/period skins available in the Vault Edition on launch.
My point was that denazification was not the reason. So you agree with my only point and then extrapolated a bunch if other stuff.
What are you on about? Seeing a line of code doesn’t make you a developer.
I feel like I only need to reply to this, because this is the second time I’ve directly replied to something you said using your own words, to then have you say those words don’t matter.
It also completely ignores the point I was making that some “QA” code, some pick through code, some may not understand it at all, but why are any of those not classed as developers?
You design a character? Not a developer. You test the game? Not a developer? You develop the story and draw the art? Not a developer. None of that is writing the game’s code. You can be both a developer and an artist, for sure, if you write the game’s code.
Oh I see, so you are indeed only calling programmers developers. Absolutely unhinged take.
Aha, but Azov is very powerful neo-nazi movement. They and their allies may hold no political seats, but the only way to be sure is full-scale invasion special military operation. Will only be few days weeks months years
Maybe if it’s the invincible guy, that’s worth it.
Make random comparisons from other industries all you want, this whole conversation is about game devs and to think that people inherently involved in the development of a game “are not developers” is absolutely part of the industry’s current problems.
This ancient attitude is the same upper management position where cutting swathes of knowledgable established QA will bring short term profits only to later hire even more fresh QAs, often contractors or outsourced.
You think QA has never seen a line of code? If we ignore what another commenter mentioned that there are high level QA jobs that are very technical, or are literally coding positions, even a lot of entry level QA also have formal education on game design. Many go on to be designers, coders, artists. Do they only become actual developers then?
What’s the imaginary line to being part of game dev to you?
If you’re trying to hint that Quality Assurance doesn’t have “developer” in the title, therefore they aren’t part of development, I better tell all of the programmers, tech leads and game directors I know that they aren’t real developers either.
If they don’t take the time to check your manners, they probably haven’t been attentively listening to the true crime. So don’t worry, your body will be found!