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General discussionThe bad mods are back on steam(12 posts) (12 posts) 
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This is my favourite topic
Posted December 06, 2021
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This is another call out for disgruntled insiders to contact me about what's going on and who is behind it.
Posted December 06, 2021
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What are you hoping to achieve with these threads?
Posted December 06, 2021
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patrikc: What are you hoping to achieve with these threads?
To figure out why i'm getting screwed by US companies and others.
Posted December 06, 2021
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Crevurre: This is another call out for disgruntled insiders to contact me about what's going on and who is behind it.
it's Gabe. He still don't like you.
Posted December 06, 2021
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Crevurre: To figure out why i'm getting screwed by US companies and others.
If you feel mistreated by someone (be it individual or corporation), don't have dealings with them.
Life's too short to be pissed off at this and that.
Posted December 06, 2021
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Crevurre: To figure out why i'm getting screwed by US companies and others.
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patrikc: If you feel mistreated by someone (be it individual or corporation), don't have dealings with them.
Life's too short to be pissed off at this and that.
That's what they want. There are people here that now regularly troll my threads disrespectfully. So having me leave not at a time of my choosing would be their intention. Mods are starting to allow it.
Post edited December 06, 2021 by Crevurre
Posted December 06, 2021
Crevurre, my reply to you is stuck processing for some reason, so I will type it this way, maybe it'll work now. Here's what I wrote:

As I said, if you're dissatisfied with a company (or person), let them know, but do so in a respectful manner. That way, your chances of getting your point across will definitely increase.
I was just watching a video on YouTube and the host talked, among others, about the gaming industry nowadays. In her words, bad mouthing developers is still a form of engagement (bad press is still press, right?), so that will not help the customer. If you've a point a make, take it to the developers/publishers and show them where they're wrong (if you so wish), but without attacking them. If they're unwilling to listen, don't invest any more of your time in the cause - it means they don't value your input. Perhaps move on to something that is worthy of your effort.
Take a moment and reflect on that.
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patrikc: Crevurre, my reply to you is stuck processing for some reason, so I will type it this way, maybe it'll work now. Here's what I wrote:

As I said, if you're dissatisfied with a company (or person), let them know, but do so in a respectful manner. That way, your chances of getting your point across will definitely increase.
I was just watching a video on YouTube and the host talked, among others, about the gaming industry nowadays. In her words, bad mouthing developers is still a form of engagement (bad press is still press, right?), so that will not help the customer. If you've a point a make, take it to the developers/publishers and show them where they're wrong (if you so wish), but without attacking them. If they're unwilling to listen, don't invest any more of your time in the cause - it means they don't value your input. Perhaps move on to something that is worthy of your effort.
Take a moment and reflect on that.
I literally proved Blizzard was breaking it's "core values" to them and they didn't give a shit. Being polite did nothing. you get nothing out of it, but disrespect. So starting on an equal footing is at least not going to insult you.

We have the worst, most overrated devs in history that all think they're the best ever. They're also the most untouchable, while people got fired in the past for being trash.
Post edited December 06, 2021 by Crevurre
Posted December 07, 2021
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patrikc: Crevurre, my reply to you is stuck processing for some reason, so I will type it this way, maybe it'll work now. Here's what I wrote:

As I said, if you're dissatisfied with a company (or person), let them know, but do so in a respectful manner. That way, your chances of getting your point across will definitely increase.
I was just watching a video on YouTube and the host talked, among others, about the gaming industry nowadays. In her words, bad mouthing developers is still a form of engagement (bad press is still press, right?), so that will not help the customer. If you've a point a make, take it to the developers/publishers and show them where they're wrong (if you so wish), but without attacking them. If they're unwilling to listen, don't invest any more of your time in the cause - it means they don't value your input. Perhaps move on to something that is worthy of your effort.
Take a moment and reflect on that.
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Crevurre: I literally proved Blizzard was breaking it's "core values" to them and they didn't give a shit. Being polite did nothing. you get nothing out of it, but disrespect. So starting on an equal footing is at least not going to insult you.

We have the worst, most overrated devs in history that all think they're the best ever. They're also the most untouchable, while people got fired in the past for being trash.
With no disrespect, many see creating games as a career and might have some fun doing it. If it is one little complaint or from a couple of people, it is usually ignored because everyone goes on to their own lives and don't have the time to deal with these issues that some people might have. Yes, people can have their opinions/mindset, but most do not care or value it, as patrikc pointed out.
Post edited December 07, 2021 by albinistic
Posted December 07, 2021
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albinistic: With no disrespect, many see creating games as a career and might have some fun doing it. If it is one little complaint or from a couple of people, it is usually ignored because everyone goes on to their own lives and don't have the time to deal with these issues that some people might have. Yes, people can have their opinions/mindset, but most do not care or value it, as patrikc pointed out.
Read the manual of BG1, with the eulogy by one of the devs. Anyone who isn't like that should be fired and certainly not in charge of the design/story. You'll find they hands down beat any dev that is around now.
Post edited December 07, 2021 by Crevurre
Posted December 07, 2021
bad mods are everywhere
Posted December 07, 2021
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Orkhepaj: bad mods are everywhere
It's definitely deliberate. They get in most cases free labor while encouraging the fanboys, sociopaths and control freaks to be abusive. Both sides win, the gamer loses.
Notice how gamers are screwed every time, and there's nothing much a gamer can do unless he is in the investor class. We could wipe out all these people in the investor class.
Post edited December 07, 2021 by Crevurre
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