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Re: "The heavy toll of making games in the San Francisco Bay Area"
One thing I keep seeing in GDC talks and similar things is these CEO's wrapped up in controversy doing everything but owning their fuck-ups. This is extremely unprofessional and a terrible example of how to run a business. I doubt it's any coincidence that these are the same companies losing billions and drawing scrutiny… -
Re: "The heavy toll of making games in the San Francisco Bay Area"
Well this kind of stuff persist because people keep signing shitty agreements like this. It may be commonplace but it is not normal. This is not how humans interact with eachother. It's how a manipulative creep controls people. There is zero mutual respect. People have to speak up and warn others. How can you tell tell… -
Re: "The heavy toll of making games in the San Francisco Bay Area"
It appears as though these game workplaces need to adapt more a conservative approach, no more leisure; with laundry machines for example among other things. -
Re: "The heavy toll of making games in the San Francisco Bay Area"
^ This. You can't use salary as the sole indicator of how well off you will be in any given location. As an example, a single person making less than ~$73k/year in SF can apply for low-income housing assistance (https://homeguides.sfgate.com/need-qualify-low-income-housing-1902.html) for rental properties. Add a family to…
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