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The guy doesn’t sound like he’s that good at game companies, still should probably continue though

• mxuribe 4y ago
  Unless...This is a mind trick that he uses to trick his mind into thinking that *this time* I'll really develop a game...and then fully expecting that something else will be created! I mean, some other creative people resort to all manner of tricks - like alcohol, weed, etc. - just to trigger the muse and serendipitous invention!
  • jollybean 4y ago
    That's the best 'company culture hack' ever. Join out creative gaming company! (But really we're going to sell SaaS against Microsoft, I'm just not honest with myself yet!)
    • mxuribe 4y ago
      There will have to be a chapter devoted to this topic in my (fictional) book: "A Dictator's Guide: Your Next Step After Being Fired from Corporate America for Being A Sociopath". ;-)
      • jollybean 4y ago
        They would never admit being that! Nor would they be fired for being a sociopath. And the book already exists: "The Art of the Deal"
        • mxuribe 4y ago
          Good points on both counts! :-)
• papreclip 4y ago
  maybe he's just tricking game devs into applying their work ethic to other product lines
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• tagami 4y ago
  Glitch was an an amazing game the the explorer, social, and achiever archetypes. Wonderful narrative too
• barrysteve 4y ago
  Games are a hotbed for new ideas. Like a sandbox, you are challenged with making something fresh and new just to justify being there.