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I believe they've been through a lot. But I also believe their behavior is and has been inexcusable. "I'm going to kill X" should /not/ be a publicly acceptable thing to say. Yeah saying "I'm going to kill X" in the heat of the moment is excusable. As a child. In private terms. But saying it as an adult who has a public reputation to keep up using a public service with a verified account is terrible and immature.
However, he has since resigned from Code Avarice. It is a mature thing to do that is in the best interest of the company. That's something I can commend him for.
So much ignorance. Do everyone a favor and stop being imbeciles:
https://www.google.com/search?num=30&q=paranautical+activity+greenlight&oq=paranautical+activity+greenlight
But apparently Twitter death threats are serious business, even though we've all said we're going to kill something or someone dozens of times in our life. How many people have we killed? Oh, right, zero.
*sigh*
Mike Maulbeck - go back to your blue-collar job and torment yourself no more with game making, you are too retarded and childlike to be a game developer (hey, you can always ask Phil Fish to be your buddy, you two have a lot in common.)