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"I'm coming at this from a game developer perspective." Mald is as much of a game developer as a high schooler playing with Unity, arguably less so. He does have skin in the game though, he's a literal corporate shill that knows if he says the wrong things he might hurt his bottom line with sponsorships or Offbrand, the publisher he is involved with. Dogshit behavior.Here's the retard's full tweet. T/A
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I missed this, apparently he talked about it on stream too. Totally not assmad at all.
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Why did you delete your original post that had his tweet?
It's absurd for Ross to think he's possibly "too volatile for peoples' tastes." Ross is not volatile at all, all of the volatility here stems from Mald. All of it...46:00 - Ross: Does he just say anything? Is that why he's popular?
Subtle unintentional insult from Ross.
And speaking of, there's a comment on his video:
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Notice again how Ross has never said anything bad about Jason. He always goes for his arguments and not personal attacks.
Mald wants to present the image of programming as being magic so people see him as performing magic, he's basically a god. This is another case of "complex = good, simple = bad," actual notable programmers say the opposite of what Mald says and are much more humble when talking about it to the unacquainted. Kernighan, Ritchie, Thompson, Stroustrup, Linus, John Carmack, Knuth, Larry Wall, etc for example. Then there's Jason "Mald" Hall who presents himself as a programmer to try and impress others.Throwback to super hacker take from Maldy that always triggers me. Decades of people working on formal understanding of software, yet reddit midwit will come and proclaim that programming is magic.
Mutahar made the correct point: If we called it what it is, "renting" and that is how it was presented, more would be upset.I'm not defending it. I'm speaking matter of factly of the reality of live service games. I see his point, but within the literal example, that's essentially what it is: renting space. You have a right to push back against those practices however you see fit or just accept the conditions given from the developer/publisher with the understanding that times have changed.
If you want to talk about the topic at hand, there's probably a better place for it on the farms and if not throw it in mass debates.