Gamers can be a really audience scary sometimes. Several developers I know have been doxxed because of delayed releases or dumped features.
Turns out the scary party was a unity employee, not 'Gamers'.
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Gamers can be a really audience scary sometimes. Several developers I know have been doxxed because of delayed releases or dumped features.
Turns out the scary party was a unity employee, not 'Gamers'.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
We can call it whatever we want but it's a shame it's such a frequent occurance in the games industry. Is it due to the news focusing on video games, or is there something disproportionately odd that attracts that folks to games?
https://www.dexerto.com/gaming/unity-employee-reportedly-for... So it turns out the threat came from...a unity employee. Not 'Gamers'. Do you understand how ridiculous all this gamers talk was?
I don't really care about the wide generalizations, I didn't make them and it's not productive to dwell on them. It's the internet, report and ignore. But I really hate how some people were downplaying this and saying it was a conspiracy all because they are mad at a CEO. Can we both hate corporate greed AND death threats, please?