Is that allowed in the UK and Canada? As an American, I'm not familiar with the law there.

Ah, so you're saying you only play one AAA game and the rest are indies?

At a certain point the blame lies with the worker, I am pro union but jesus have some self respect and look for better.

Ugh I hope if it doesn't they'll at least sell it off to someone who can realistically keep it running. Though I have no idea who that would be at this point. It's going to suck if we're back to the duopoly.

1. Rockstar bad 2. If you're going to organize a union, don't fucking use Discord...

Weren't the antagonists of rdr2 the pinkertons?

Never talk about unionizing on company time, on company property, or with someone else that is, and *especially* with someone unvetted. Keep it private, keep it quiet.

Game dev is predatory because people can and will do it for free. Many "dream jobs" have this issue.

Roll it up with gunpowder, stick it in my ears, and light it on fire?

developers usually know what's up. assassin's creed 4, a pirate game that mimicked the assassin's creed series, made the templar's modern day front, abstergo, into a ubisoft parody. in that game abstergo literally makes assassin's creed games with ulterior motives. it was almost like the devs were going "man, fuck this dumbass company".

If it's good enough to overthrow a government, you'd think it's good enough for a union

Some companies are wealthier than most countries.

Boycott all of the billionaire owned mother fuckers. Bleed them out of their bunkers.

*many Most countries are poor…

Most people buying it will not know about this Many would not care A lot think that it is not their job punishing companies over how they treat their employees I think it is the government’s job to make laws that empower people taking jobs over people giving jobs, but as well, in my opinion, each and everyone has the responsibility to watch over government that they do the job right