wow, I would expect such behavior from teenage gamers, but I'm surprised to see it reported among (presumably adult) game-devs.
what is perhaps even more surprising is that they seem to somehow be able to cooperate enough to deliver a undeniably popular game.
don't get me wrong, I don't doubt for a second that what Meagan says is true. I am simply surprised they manage to produce anything at all in such a culture, let alone a hit game.
what is perhaps even more surprising is that they seem to somehow be able to cooperate enough to deliver a undeniably popular game.
don't get me wrong, I don't doubt for a second that what Meagan says is true. I am simply surprised they manage to produce anything at all in such a culture, let alone a hit game.