Jesus dude, just play the game.
once a WoWtard always a WoWtard.
yeah, the game totally sucks
now because all those people in a charge are allegedly sex pests, it's not like the company and their games have been shit for years, but back then everyone was sucking their dick which made it ok join in (while leeching money off those other WoWtards he
now can't stand anymore).
I mean, if blizzard was always full of sex pests that have been working on the game for years, what does it say about them b
ack when the game was still good (ymmv)? does that mean WoW was never good, or that maybe those same sex pests also did good work? how does that work as causation for the game being shit now?
he needs to get some better material, I've already seen the script last year when ubisoft had their sex scandal where suddenly all their games were shit retroactively...
This accusation against Blizzard is a very unusual one, as it says that men would go to the breastfeeding room, to stare at women in there.
What I find odd is that given that a breastfeeding room is there, does that imply that there were on-site daycare services at Blizzard, or would the women just work with their baby along side of them? And why was there not a door lock originally for that room? Accusations like these just add more to the BS meter in terms of believability.
this just reeks like another "omg corporate politics, how do they work?!?". no shit the people bringing in the money will have more pull, officially and implied. that's why it's a fucking hierarchy. also no shit services and other auxiliary departments get cut first, that's not limited to blizzard, and boohoo if those "marginalized groups" were hit harder simply because they couldn't to a less easily cut job. it's like whining about the poor immigrant janitor when a branch gets closed. that's why you don't base business decisions based on fucking feels.
for time off, first and foremost the highest priority is coverage, means less as a codemonkey (although you probably have to hit your quota some way), but the more specialized your job is the less options exist for someone to cover for you, now add in factors like events or crunch time and your superior is even less likely to let you go after a look at the schedule. it's the exact same shit when you don't apply for time off over christmas early enough where no one wants to work you're fucked because
someone has to do the job; medical emergency should be an exception, but it's not like companies (in general again) care much about the health of their worker drones, and shitty superiors have been a thing since time immemorial.
"To some degree people have a lot of positive associations and passion with Blizzard,” another source said, “and that makes them identify with the company, which makes a breeding ground for power dynamics and abuse.” - so close and yet so far, you
almost had it...
as for the locks, might be something simple like fire or health codes to be still accessible in case of emergency or whatever.
