Moishe Grosh | Game Audio
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Yeah. I just had a job fall through because of an administrative fuckup. But Im stubborn so Im not gonna let it demoralize me, hopefully I don't land a job by virtue of being the only one to show up.
November 21, 2025 at 3:12 AM
Yeah. I just had a job fall through because of an administrative fuckup. But Im stubborn so Im not gonna let it demoralize me, hopefully I don't land a job by virtue of being the only one to show up.
Tried it. Not funny enough. I think Ill try sincere kindness and hope for the best.
November 16, 2025 at 11:42 PM
Tried it. Not funny enough. I think Ill try sincere kindness and hope for the best.
Conservation of Ninjutsu youtu.be/Ym3HArlp25s?...
Trope Talk: Conservation of Ninjutsu
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November 2, 2025 at 8:18 PM
Conservation of Ninjutsu youtu.be/Ym3HArlp25s?...
Reposted by Moishe Grosh | Game Audio
I personally hate the "shorter games with worse graphics" meme because it misunderstands the problem.
We can have bigger games with better graphics if we just get rid of the shareholders.
The problem isn't game design; its late stage capitalism.
Games being big isn't why we're overworked.
We can have bigger games with better graphics if we just get rid of the shareholders.
The problem isn't game design; its late stage capitalism.
Games being big isn't why we're overworked.
The ever-popular "shorter games with worse graphics" meme feels more accurate every year, after costly, trend-chasing failures like Concord and the long dev cycles for series like Final Fantasy, writes @gracemachine.bsky.social. www.endlessmode.com/video-games/...
October 17, 2025 at 8:59 PM
Best I can do is a mental leitmotif
October 17, 2025 at 4:26 PM
Best I can do is a mental leitmotif
Don't be rediculous Doc. If we did that we'd have something experts call "a functional and thriving games industry" whatever that means
October 17, 2025 at 12:19 PM
Don't be rediculous Doc. If we did that we'd have something experts call "a functional and thriving games industry" whatever that means