theyarecomingforyou wrote on Apr 20, 2025, 12:24:There won't be a public beta because there isn't one. And not likely to be one in the next 13 years. Why deliver? No one's holding them accountable for the nearly billion dollars they've already spent.
I doubt there will be a public beta, as Chris Roberts has been extremely reluctant to share footage for fear of spoilers. If there is, it will only be of a limited portion of the game - likely for content already demoed.
Rhett wrote on Feb 6, 2025, 11:53:Yeah, its not like they need to clear/acquire land for a new subdivision. And truthfully, the lottery system is confusing.
Eons too late IMO, but it'd be nice if it lit a fire under FF14's housing system design to change it for the better. Bidding on limited housing slots is just so lame.
jdreyer wrote on Jan 16, 2025, 14:57:I think this will be the most accurate comment on this story.
This will reach 100 comments for sure. If it doesn't, I'll point out that this post is still in early alpha.
If Russia stops fighting, the war ends. If Ukraine stops fighting, Ukraine ends. Slava Ukraini!Amen.
Burrito of Peace wrote on Oct 10, 2024, 13:58:
Agreed. It should have been 31.5 million per user per breach. There's no point in the fine if it is just a cost of doing business.
RogueSix wrote on Mar 17, 2024, 00:24:I wouldn't believe a Glassdoor review. At my job, we're encouraged to post positive reviews on Glassdoor. Generally around the same time they send 'anonymous' surveys with links that have warnings "not to share with anyone".Burrito of Peace wrote on Mar 16, 2024, 16:34:
Does any previous employee have anything positive to say about EA?
Well, to be honest, unless we believe in crazy conspiracies like EA buying reviews, their Glassdoor score is not too shitty at a 4.0 (the industry average is 3.6).
ll of the other snowflakes.
Burrito of Peace wrote on Sep 25, 2023, 12:55:
Wow. That is...monumentally fucking stupid.
I know the KSP2 dev effort has been a clusterfuck of epic proportions to the point that it makes the original KSP dev effort look sane, measured, and reasonable but goddamn!
Who the actual fuck thought "Hey, let's store temp values in the registry" was a good idea?