I see a bunch of visual people, no creative directors - and the best indicator would be a current catalog of intriguing content. The source guys wont work with

I see a bunch of visual people, no creative directors - and the best indicator would be a current catalog of intriguing content. The source guys wont work with anyone outside their clique. They are toxic. Studies have shown, despite skill, toxic employees bring the entire company down. Maybe it's time to return to top down, some accountability is needed. Steam ran the industry into the ground, ten years of stagnation where indie studios had to pick up the slack with asset flips and low budget shitters. Console sales are at an all time high. This is nothing to applaud. I would say they put in no effort, but they automated profits, so that's kind of something, but not the reason any of us got into the bizz. Finally we are just now starting to see some innovation coming 2020, and would ya look at, everyone had creative directors. Valve doesn't serve the people anymore, and seeing all their devs and fanboys fanboy on the forums like "if you don't like it, leave" cracks me up. Less than a 1/4 US PC gamers are on steam during peak hours, why would they be? People are now accustomed to being served by companies in the business to serve, being the Wallmart of the gaming industry is nothing to be proud of, and isn't even a position Valve can hold with WePlay, Epic, Blizz, and Microsoft in the arena. Baby, I am a freelancer with three creative degrees, I just work better with distractions - I actually made some games you probably play a hellevua lot better. You've probably enjoyed some music/media I've had my hot little hands on, too. Ty tho