Volunteers from the Stop Killing Games movement looked at over 700 games requiring internet to see how many are playable after support ends. The results are...
Doubling down without engaging with an honest critique? I’m sure it does seem that simple lol
You will learn it’s more complicated eventually–just have to dig into the question,
“If it’s so simple why isn’t anything being successfully done to correct the oh-so-obvious issue?”
ofc this requires engaging with others’ critiques, so probably just wishful thinking on my end
There’s a whole world outside the blamegame, but it does require an earnest will and maturity to admit the blamegame itself is a huge contributing factor to more issues than you’d initially guess
Doubling down without engaging with an honest critique? I’m sure it does seem that simple lol
You will learn it’s more complicated eventually–just have to dig into the question, “If it’s so simple why isn’t anything being successfully done to correct the oh-so-obvious issue?” ofc this requires engaging with others’ critiques, so probably just wishful thinking on my end
There’s a whole world outside the blamegame, but it does require an earnest will and maturity to admit the blamegame itself is a huge contributing factor to more issues than you’d initially guess