>They are voluntarily choosing to put in long hours in return for salary+fun. They are voluntarily are harming themselves. It's still harm. Their marriages don

>They are voluntarily choosing to put in long hours in return for salary+fun. They are voluntarily are harming themselves. It's still harm. Their marriages don't last/are very strained, their health declines from long amounts of chair time, bad food and long hours. If the collectively bargained for normal working hours, I bet most of them would be ecstatic to get it. > The net result will simply be that we produce lower quality video games Perhaps? Perhaps we'll just produce them differently! And even if we do, they're just video games. It's okay if we create less of them in order to produce them without harming everyone involved to do so. I'm sure if we took off all the safety regulations, employee regulations, and negotiated employee agreements we'd have cheaper oil and more of it. Doesn't make that a good either.