Re:Game developers must avoid the “pay me for my work” attitude
by warriormonk5 on Thursday April 21, 2016 @11:59PM
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Is this parody? The lines blur nowadays.
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Re:Game developers must avoid the “pay me for my work” attitude
by Mz on Friday April 22, 2016 @12:03AM
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I have heard it is a send up of this: http://venturebeat.com/2016/04/16/game-developers-must-avoid...
Though I have not read the piece it supposedly satirizes.
Re:Game developers must avoid the “pay me for my work” attitude
by Kristine1975 on Friday April 22, 2016 @03:22AM
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It's a parody. The articles even start the same way:
I read this article by Dean Takahashi the other day, and my jaw nearly hit the floor...
Re:Game developers must avoid the “pay me for my work” attitude
by iansane on Friday April 22, 2016 @12:38AM
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I just read both, it is a parody
Re:Game developers must avoid the “pay me for my work” attitude
by mcv on Friday April 22, 2016 @06:07AM
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Bits like this suggest that it is satire:
"as if the satisfaction of making Unreal Tournament VII isn’t enough to “feed their families” or “send their child to college.”" and: "Working for a video game company is entrepreneurship in a way that I never explain in this article."
He's laying it on thick in the first paragraph. I know there are other articles that spout similarly idiotic ideas and mean them seriously, but I'm fairly certain that this is satire.
Edit: Actually, reading further, almost every single sentence is just dripping with sarcasm.
Re:Game developers must avoid the “pay me for my work” attitude
by bryanrasmussen on Friday April 22, 2016 @06:07AM
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I read this comment and my jaw nearly hit the top of my sneakers but it missed and hit the floor instead (stupid jaw), was it a parody or a blurry line when Latka Gravas dressed up like Elvis, was it a parody or a blurry line when George Bush had sex with that Segway, I don't know those answers but I do know answers about this article - it was quite obviously a parody.