Is it too late to get in on this thread where we misinterpret the author 's point and take umbrage at the phantom point we 've decided to imagine in its place Because that seems like some good fun. r n r nSimon, what you 're really saying is patently ...
@Jonathon Chan r n r nI understand where they 're coming from, even if I don 't agree with the sentiment. Responses like that come from a place of pain, and it 's obvious that Free-to-play is great source of pain for designers right now. Most of us joined the ...
Came for the screenshot of Road Rash II, stayed for insightful article. r n r nOne line I thought was particularly smart and shouldn 't be buried there in the middle of all the text: Repetition bonds you with a product. I 'd never really considered that, and when you ...
This game was a lot of fun - props to Jim Crawford and Tim Ambrogi for the suggestion I really hope figure out the solution catches on and entirely replaces the current trend of just do what the tooltip says.
Disney is a legal company first and an entertainment company second. I 'm sad to say it, but it 's probably unlikely that Disney 's team will perceive the long term value of a fan-driven ecosystem as being greater than the short term risk of allowing such works to continue.
If this hierarchy sounds strange, just imagine that you replaced everyone in your company with the caliber of person you usually reserve for Director level or above. And if your next thought is Then who would do all the work well then that 's your problem right there.
