Jason Evangelho on Nostr: ^ Buried in there is some commentary about the game industry: "It felt like the ...
^ Buried in there is some commentary about the game industry:
"It felt like the conversations happening in the game industry were becoming increasingly vitriolic, at times reminding me of TMZ rather than anything resembling journalism.
It just didn’t feel like people were celebrating games anymore, instead preferring to attack them and the developers who devote their lives to creating them. Reveling in being offended by them.
Drowning in toxicity instead of swimming in fascination."
"It felt like the conversations happening in the game industry were becoming increasingly vitriolic, at times reminding me of TMZ rather than anything resembling journalism.
It just didn’t feel like people were celebrating games anymore, instead preferring to attack them and the developers who devote their lives to creating them. Reveling in being offended by them.
Drowning in toxicity instead of swimming in fascination."