Have any internally employed writers came out and complained about Sweet Baby taking their job?That's just it, Sweet Baby hasn't taken anyone's work. They come in after the writer's have finished their jobs and check to make sure they didn't accidentally make a stereotype, or a slur, or whatever.
Kinda seems like the opposite. That they're defending Sweet Baby and that gamers know fuck all about what they're whining about.
By the hour would be an even bigger reason for my argument. No company like that pays by the hour.
many people from this company have said some horrible shit about white people in games. Watch Mutahars AKA SomeOrdinaryGamers video on thisI'm aware of their overt racism towards white people.
im for diversity of all race of people, including white people. Once you start disregarding an entire race of people and exclude them from diversity, then its no longer diversity. Im sorry but diversity does include white people too, and many people from this company have said some horrible shit about white people in games. Watch Mutahars AKA SomeOrdinaryGamers video on thisThere isn't a shortage of white people in games now, is there?
im for diversity of all race of people, including white people. Once you start disregarding an entire race of people and exclude them from diversity, then its no longer diversity. Im sorry but diversity does include white people too, and many people from this company have said some horrible shit about white people in games. Watch Mutahars AKA SomeOrdinaryGamers video on thisYeaaaah nah thanks.
and many people from this company have said some horrible shit about white people in games. Watch
what's the horrible shit that was said?One of them said you can't be racist to white people
One of them said you can't be racist to white peopleAnd anyone with even the slightest bit of historical knowledge knows what they actually meant with that last sentence.
Another admitted to discrimination during hiring practices and purposefully not hiring any white people because "people feel safer around their own kind"
One of them said you can't be racist to white peopleWere they responsible for hiring at Sweet Baby?
Another admitted to discrimination during hiring practices and purposefully not hiring any white people because "people feel safer around their own kind"
One of them said you can't be racist to white people
Another admitted to discrimination during hiring practices and purposefully not hiring any white people because "people feel safer around their own kind"
One of them said you can't be racist to white peopleNeither of those people were from SBI, the first was a kotaku writer and the second is a literal who from EA and the quote was from long before she worked at EA.
Another admitted to discrimination during hiring practices and purposefully not hiring any white people because "people feel safer around their own kind"
Neither of those people were from SBI, the first was a kotaku writer and the second is a literal who from EA and the quote was from long before she worked at EA.You're correct .
noFor the record thats gross. Like really gross.
you may not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like
Can somebody sum it up?The boy who cried WOKE.
Any evidence that they have reduced employee pay?
Whatever you think of Sweet Baby and the woke in your videogames, this is just outsourcing and consulting. Practically all large businesses have been doing it since at least the 1980s.
That's just it, Sweet Baby hasn't taken anyone's work. They come in after the writer's have finished their jobs and check to make sure they didn't accidentally make a stereotype, or a slur, or whatever.
And anyone with even the slightest bit of historical knowledge knows what they actually meant with that last sentence.
Also:
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/b/bb115366.jpg
They wouldn't outsource if it was cheaper to just use your own staff.
They wouldn't outsource if it was cheaper to just use your own staff.
It's cheaper for you to do your own plumbing. Do you do your own plumbing?
That's not outsourcing.https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/7/740b16ed.jpg
The only thing off the top of my head that they actually did was Chris Kindred starting the harassment campaign against Kabrutus for making a steam curator group that discovers games made by SBI.I don't even think that guy saw that as starting a harassment campaign. I think he genuinely thought that curator was violating Steam's code of conduct and wanted it reported for that reason, which isn't harassment in and of itself. Now, as previously stated, it did backfire hard and ended up causing a Streisand effect, so I don't think it was a wise move regardless.
I don't even think that guy saw that as starting a harassment campaign. I think he genuinely thought that curator was violating Steam's code of conduct and wanted it reported for that reason, which isn't harassment in and of itself.
First Im ever hearing about it. Is it a movement calling out microtransactions and how theyre destroying games?Not even close
Report this guys account too since he loves it so much while posting a picture of all the games the guy would lose access to.He didn't do that; he just posted a picture of the guy's account so people would report it because he thought he was breaking the rules. It's petty hall monitor behavior, yes, but I still think calling it harassment is a stretch.
Since when is posting with the intent of getting your followers to mass-report not harassment?I've seen that before and as long as it's done in good faith (i.e. the poster genuinely believes the rules are being broken) I wouldn't call it harassment. That would be more "posting with the intent of getting your followers to spam hate".
Again, he didnt just go after the Steam group. He went after the creator. Thats already blowing past hes breaking the rules!
I've seen that before and as long as it's done in good faith (i.e. the poster genuinely believes the rules are being broken) I wouldn't call it harassment. That would be more "posting with the intent of getting your followers to spam hate".
I think him asking people to report the creator as well was dumb, though it's still not technically harassment if you believe there's a genuine reason for someone to be reported.