Dragon Age maestro
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David Gaider is responsible for destroying games just as much as any EA suit. I'm not interested in what this faggot has to say. He's just trying to throw his corporate overlords under the bus to prove how different he is now that the tide is turning, but it's snake oil. If you don't remember him from the Bioware forums and you want to hear his real opinion on games and gamers, check some of the other interviews he's been doing lately.
"They're very determined suddenly to see your game fail as a sort of a lesson to others who would make games of the same type"
"You also just get, I think, an element where more and more fandoms are making the things that they're fans of integral to their identity, and if it's integral to their identity, anything that affects it or insults it, insults them, you know what I mean?"
"And even if they have to sort of manipulate the data or move the goal posts, it seems like it's become increasingly vital for these people to be able to run around and make their points online. To the point that I think a lot of developers, more and more, are kind of withdrawing from the public sphere."
He's not a friendly dev, he's a turncoat from the crumbling AAA monolith and a squealing pig in pain.
Dragon Age maestro
https://files.catbox.moe/76l9dx.png
David Gaider is responsible for destroying games just as much as any EA suit. I'm not interested in what this faggot has to say. He's just trying to throw his corporate overlords under the bus to prove how different he is now that the tide is turning, but it's snake oil. If you don't remember him from the Bioware forums and you want to hear his real opinion on games and gamers, check some of the other interviews he's been doing lately.
"They're very determined suddenly to see your game fail as a sort of a lesson to others who would make games of the same type"
"You also just get, I think, an element where more and more fandoms are making the things that they're fans of integral to their identity, and if it's integral to their identity, anything that affects it or insults it, insults them, you know what I mean?"
"And even if they have to sort of manipulate the data or move the goal posts, it seems like it's become increasingly vital for these people to be able to run around and make their points online. To the point that I think a lot of developers, more and more, are kind of withdrawing from the public sphere."
He's not a friendly dev, he's a turncoat from the crumbling AAA monolith and a squealing pig in pain.
Dragon Age maestro
David Gaider is responsible for destroying games just as much as any EA suit. I'm not interested in what this faggot has to say. He's just trying to throw his corporate overlords under the bus to prove how different he is now that the tide is turning, but it's snake oil. If you don't remember him from the Bioware forums and you want to hear his real opinion on games and gamers, check some of the other interviews he's been doing lately.
https://files.catbox.moe/76l9dx.png
"They're very determined suddenly to see your game fail as a sort of a lesson to others who would make games of the same type"
"You also just get, I think, an element where more and more fandoms are making the things that they're fans of integral to their identity, and if it's integral to their identity, anything that affects it or insults it, insults them, you know what I mean?"
"And even if they have to sort of manipulate the data or move the goal posts, it seems like it's become increasingly vital for these people to be able to run around and make their points online. To the point that I think a lot of developers, more and more, are kind of withdrawing from the public sphere."
He's not a friendly dev, he's a turncoat from the crumbling AAA monolith and a squealing pig in pain.
Dragon Age maestro
David Gaider is responsible for destroying games just as much as any EA suit. I'm not interested in what this faggot has to say. He's just trying to throw his corporate overlords under the bus to prove how different he is now that the tide is turning, but it's snake oil. If you don't remember him from the Bioware forums and you want to hear his real opinion on games and gamers, check some of the other interviews he's been doing lately.
"They're very determined suddenly to see your game fail as a sort of a lesson to others who would make games of the same type"
"You also just get, I think, an element where more and more fandoms are making the things that they're fans of integral to their identity, and if it's integral to their identity, anything that affects it or insults it, insults them, you know what I mean?"
"And even if they have to sort of manipulate the data or move the goal posts, it seems like it's become increasingly vital for these people to be able to run around and make their points online. To the point that I think a lot of developers, more and more, are kind of withdrawing from the public sphere."
He's not a friendly dev, he's a turncoat from the crumbling AAA monolith and a squealing pig in pain.