@dmcc0 Applying the "Assume Good Faith" principle, I don't think the implication here is that it's ok to attack big corporations. Rather, it's not unreasonable to expect that corporate suppliers should have the resources to meet high demand without delays or scarcity games. If they DON'T, it's still wrong to attack them, but not to at least call them out for apparently not knowing how to do their entire jobs.
When something is created by a small/independent designer working with limited resources, it's not even fair to EXPECT that of them, never mind attacking them for falling to meet our unreasonable expectations.
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Re: Attacking Retro Modders Is Not Cool, And It Needs To Stop
@dmcc0 Applying the "Assume Good Faith" principle, I don't think the implication here is that it's ok to attack big corporations. Rather, it's not unreasonable to expect that corporate suppliers should have the resources to meet high demand without delays or scarcity games. If they DON'T, it's still wrong to attack them, but not to at least call them out for apparently not knowing how to do their entire jobs.
When something is created by a small/independent designer working with limited resources, it's not even fair to EXPECT that of them, never mind attacking them for falling to meet our unreasonable expectations.
Re: "Poorly Analyzed US-Centric Garbage" - Why Do Americans Keep Ignoring European Gaming History?
@RootsGenoa OMG, thank you for knocking loose the ancient memory that the European turtles weren't even Ninjas.