we might just have to agree to disagree, but the vigil brought a lot of positive attention to the real issues of the industry and was great energy, so i think it was a success overall

if you feel we could be doing better, though, always happy to have more hands on deck :) uvw-cwa.org

idk i don't see it like that at all. i see it as an appropriately inflammatory statement that calls people to action, especially in the context of the game awards. i feel like that's been pretty clear to most people who see it, excepting you and one other person

this vigil was to mourn those jobs, that talent, and those studios and projects

it is not a literal "all of the games industry died"

some unknown proportion of the 40k jobs lost in the last 3 years has resulted in people needing to leave the industry, maybe permanently

that is, arguably, a death of a kind

in addition to people's projects and studios being closed, something much more akin to a death

You'd make a great horror writer man. It inspired me a bit if you don't mind.

this is why i'm getting out of your toxic ecosystem once i'm done with this phone, i'm tired of updates that just break shit

or. honestly, just CHANGE shit. and for what? i didn't consent to this. this is MY phone. leave it the fuck alone

unless i am