Well that sounds like fun?
Rockstar has been “working 100-hour weeks” on Red Dead Redemption 2 https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2018-10-15-rockstar-has-been-working-100-hour-weeks-on-red-dead-redemption-2 … Studio co-founder Dan Houser details the effort put into the upcoming Wild West epicpic.twitter.com/eUpS0HORmU
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or just crunch
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Crunch isn't ok, and those people better be getting some damn good money for their time
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Scope. It's called Scope. Cut back on your goals to suit your team and deadlinespic.twitter.com/9jcIlgPfEV
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I work in the theatre industry, 100 hour weeks aren't the great. Regardless if compensation is given I'd rather work a sensible amount of time and you know, have a bit of life outside of work
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What really worries me is that crunch is now seen as proof of quality, as something good...
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I'm not in the games industry, but even in my industry that crunch is pretty much expected. You did it once, so you can do it again, and again, and again. I don't like that mentality.
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What Rockstar management thinks this means: "wow, that team worked really hard." What this should be interpreted as: "wow, every manager at Rockstar needs to be fired immediately for their abject failure to budget their resources appropriately."
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wait really? that's what you got out of this? Crunch = better?
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