The Dark Side of the Video Game Industry

[QuasiMorto]

On the latest episode of Patriot Act, Hasan takes a look at how the video game industry has grown into a $139 billion a year business and a cultural force. While gaming is more prominent than ever, some of the most popular video games are made under unfavorable working conditions. Hasan examines the exploitative labor practices at game developers like Epic and Riot Games, and the ways in which workers are finally fighting back.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLAi_cmly6Q&t=371s

what are your thoughts on this matter?

[Count_Dandyman]

That there is no need for you to make a spam thread that says nothing new or unknown just to advertise this random youtubers video about something he is five years late to the party on.

[Plaid]

I think the more we talk about it the sooner something can be done.

Originally posted by Count_Dandyman:

That there is no need for you to make a spam thread that says nothing new or unknown just to advertise this random youtubers video about something he is five years late to the party on.

You obviously don't give a ♥♥♥♥, so why don't you go back to your video games

[Kargor]

https://image.ibb.co/gjdy1z/20181001215603-1.jpg
"Staff may sometimes loose their humanity from stress" :-)

It seems I didn't screenshot the completion of the quest, though. He's basically happy that everyone is locked up again, and explains that he has reinforced the walls so they can't escape again.

[Vince ✟]

Some go for PTSD evaluations after the gore and whatnot gets to them.

I've no doubt it's a real thing. I don't see how I could do anything about it.