/v/ - Video Games

>>16127698

use via.hypothes.is/[insert link here],

This would actually result in a crash, unlike some shit PC port or denuvo or a bad game being published.

-t. anti-crashfag

>Burgers are still buying into corporate mogul propaganda to this day

Good goy, don't fight the kike dick in your ass, it's good for the economy.

i don't know what that implies

>>16127698

>industry the exists off the backs of their cuck shed 90+ workhour workers who are paid 6 figures for making their companies 9 figures and kept on a carrot stick of yearly bonuses paying them enough to feel well off in the cities that at average pay $6000 a month and take $3500 a month to make rent

>crashing western (((gamedevs))) with no survivors

Unions just want to work lesser hours and to produce lower quality products. For the same pay as before. AAA games like Red Dead Redemption 2's completion demanded 70-hour work weeks to at least be marginally playable. Imagine how much buggier it would've been without chinese sweatshop hours.

>>16127761

>Red Dead Redemption 2's completion demanded 70-hour work weeks to at least be marginally playable

Imagine pouring that much work into a game as boring as RDR2. I borrowed that shitshow and I have no idea why anyone praised it. Also notice after the "honeymoon" was over you don't hear a single thing about it anymore.

>>16127698

If the basic labor laws aren't already keeping these dumb faggots from working 100+ hour weeks with no paid overtime and outright abusive work conditions, a union isn't going to fix their problem. It will just add another layer of corruption to the shitheap. And the AFLC-CIO, in all their glorious commie faggotry, are only proving how fucking ignorant they are, because the games industry is made up of dozens of different disciplines with zero standardization or base level competence.

Vidya "industry insiders" are homosexual and I hope they loose their jobs as this creeps into the corperate structure.

They really just never learn, do they? Remember when a bunch of voice actors tried to "boycott" the industry because they felt that they weren't getting enough royalties for reading words into a microphone, and nobody relevant gave a fuck?

>>16127715

Don't bully. It's really all we have left.

>>16127785

It was pretty funny to watch

>>16127752

It means (((they))) want to keep the bad people out of the (((industry))).

>>16127715

>implying unions have a purpose anymore other than gatekeeping and guaranteed pay for well-connected retards

This is your brain on indieshit. Can't wait to see the articles about someone getting kicked from Indiecade and sued for not being union in a closed-shop state. And Activision-Blizzard employees are legally barred from working for 8 weeks out of the year.

Already a thread >>16112290

>>16127785

>bunch of egoistical pricks go on strike

>no one cares, actual VAs still work

>some months go by

>"YOU FUCKING BIGOTS YOU SHOULD STRIKE WITH US" speech

>everyone is reminded that they're still on strike and laughs because they forgot

>>16127787

kike dick or the economy?

>inb4 same thing

>>16127748

Unlikely. The problem with Japan is that no one is interested in the technology anymore, and they just license Western middleware that they have no experience with, which is not made with non-Western thinking in mind. No body over there seems to want to make their own equivalent to the Unreal Engine (and then follow through with it by licensing it out instead of wasting it on one game and then shelving it).

I believe that this all goes back to how long it took for Japan to move over to using regular PCs rather than their homegrown solutions. They've been playing catch-up ever since, which is what post-2000 Japanese games have been noticeably behind the curve more often than not.

>>16127890

Japanese devs are starting to use their own engineers. Capcom has the RE engine and Koei has the garbage that bloats all their games to 100GB.

>>16127908

True, but no one wants to license them out. It's like the Fox Engine, that would be fine, but it was used for all of three games.

Crystal Engine? Used for one game I think (maybe Kingdom Hearts III as well?)

They need something that gets licensed out and used by a lot of people, so that it can properly grow. Just keeping it walled up at one company won't work.

>union demands diversity

>union demands inclusivity

>union demands lgbt

>union demands more women

>union demands less toxic males and less whites

>union gets powerful and create a cabal that blocks all fun games unless they agree to their terms.

>Union goes to vydia devs house

<that's some nice computer you got right there, would be a shame if something happened to it.

>>16127787

Kike dick, of course.

>>16127923

>Union is full of unqualified subhumans

>Actual skilled workers just scab and don't give a fuck

>>16127698

There is already a thread about video game unions right here.

>>16112290