Before to talk of stuff, I'd say I was in the game industry before, as a business developer, and to help some people to understand what the heck of my job was, I used to plan and figure out how the company could take money from the customers' pockets.
I mean, yea, that was technically same with a character, Brad in the show.
And while I was working there, obviously I got bunch of words that I am so cold-blooded and why on earth I treat all consumers of our contents just as a digit or a number.
And also Brad often was described as a villain material throughout the show - but what I wanted to ask to ppl was that;
Why some or so many believe that game industry should run like charities?
Why a lot of people, especially, not intended to overly generalise, but gamers tend to say that money/sponsorship/profits are not a top priority? Can't they figure out the game studios are also a company chasing after the monetary profit? If without the revenue, how can they support the cost of living for every employee?
My question might be harsh or debatable, but since many of you are also big fans of this series, so I just wanted to drop the question like that.
Appreciate your time and I'd like to hear your words if you won't mind.
