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A new Rockstar Games review on Glassdoor from an employee working on GTA 6 says: - They’re expected to complete tasks that usually take 5-6 months in 2-3 months - Work schedule has been hectic since last month and they’re working overtime - The last few weeks have been a toll on their mental health - Some colleagues had to work till 3AM in the morning after completing their shifts It seems like Rockstar is pushing hard right now to get the game out in November.

Fallout co-creator Tim Cain believes gaming fans often adopt streamers' opinions instead of forming their own "They're handed an opinion from the channel they're watching ... and then that person's opinion becomes their opinion"

*man standing up meme* I have intervened in a domestic violence situation and I also think it’s bad to normalise crime and disorder

every person around my age i know in iraq is atheist

kinda crazy how much video games have fallen off as a cutlural artifact. entering borderline unc slop territory

kinda crazy how much video games have fallen off as a cutlural artifact. entering borderline unc slop territory

So this is what happened. In 1977 George Lucas made “Star Wars” as a high-budget variation on pulp sci-fi with some Samurai/Western tropes thrown in. The film was a smash success, far exceeding expectations. Based on this success, a bunch of Boomer luminaries hoped on Lucas’ project and created the masterpiece that was “Empire Strikes Back”, not only fleshing out the Star Wars universe but incorporating classic wisdom and New Aged spirituality along the lines of Joseph Campbell into film’s plot. Subsequently, the existence of these deep spiritual themes in “Empire Strikes Back” (along with their clumsy conclusion in “Return of the Jedi”) convinced an entire generation that this cheap action flick was in fact a cultural landmark, our generation’s version of “Lord of the Rings”. But this was not the case. “Empire Strikes Back” notwithstanding, Star Wars is, at its heart, a dumb pulp adventure. So, understandably, no movies since have been able to recapture the magic. Furthermore, Star Wars fans should be aware that you couldn’t even pursue the themes of “Empire Strikes Back” in a modern Star Wars film, even if you wanted to. The New-Age liberal do-gooderism would feel “Boomer” to Millennials and Zoomers. The classic spiritual themes, if developed, would be threatening to a Star Wars fan base who organizes their lives around consumerism.