I can vouch for Motortown, even if it’s not a ton like GTA. There’s a surprising amount of gameplay detail considering the assets look low-detail. Great roleplay experience.

$49B company, all driven by labor.

just more evidence that you should only support smaller private companies, not corpos

Companies can do whatever they want and it literally doesn't matter because they will keep making money

"Gross misconduct, and no other reason"... from 30 people at once? And they're not going to elaborate on what the "misconducts" were? Maybe we're supposed to believe the fact they were all part of the same discussion to unionize was a coincidence, too?

It's important to make a distinction between liberals who strive for moral purity through performativity, and people who value human life by recognizing the inequalities in labour and material security under capitalism. Narratives that reproduce the idea that people are just fundamentally impure and can't stick to their values just strengthens liberalism's claim to morality.

Contractville is janky as hell and not anywhere near the scale of GTA. But it is damn fun.

So, next time use Matrix to send messages?

Motor Town is a behemoth, I have driven so many urgent taxi jobs I put myself on the taxi leader board for a hot minute without intending too... with all the driving I did manual not autopilot which I am not sure many of the other drivers higher taxi level than me do... lol Yeah, Motor Town is GOOD.

Ngl, I’d pirate the shit out of GTA:Milton Keynes

I'm the same way. I might have got BF6, I played the beta and fell in love cause it felt like BC2 which was my favorite BF game. Sadly the hoops I had to jump through to even get it to work on a *windows* system, let alone getting it to work on my Debian system, combined with the price tag was enough to hard push me away from buying it. It's a shame because the game was stupid levels of fun, and felt organic. They just are out-casting their userbase by their decisions to block Non-Windows systems.

Hold out for the Luton expansion, they developed 13 more shades of concrete, just for the game!

Yeah. Aren't they in Scotland?

> discord after they specifically sold the unionists out. Source, please? Nobody claimed that except you

read the title again…

They were in a discord group. That's a far cry from 'discord selling them out'

> ... (*checks what comm I'm in*) ..Acquiring it. most relatable thing I've heard all day

His point is simple enough that you should understand. Use your brain.

Now get your critical thinking skills cap on: How did Rockstar games identify each member of the discord group?

Screenshots of employee devices, having a mole in the group, etc etc? We all know there's a million ways to gain information about people online, there's literally a dozen comms on lemmy about privacy and protecting your info. Your critical thinking cap is more like a conspiracy theory cap. It's not impossible discord collaborated with rockstar, but it's fucking unlikely. What would discord even have to gain from it that's worth the risk?