To the senior developer who was crying...

well ... it's reddit. don't know what ggg did expect?

and i don't think it's the op, it's been the posts which were over the top, everybody trying to defend ggg has been downvoted.

what happens when you got negative karma there? asking for a friend!

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yamface wrote:

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Marinxar wrote:

However, I can't even imagine how far this guy on Reddit had to go to break someone down so far... I don't think that should be acceptable behavior at all.

This is it:

Spoiler

OP intentionally left out the reason because he knew the ggg dev meltdown was a gross over reaction. That image is a meme about how someone would predict what the reddit sub would look like 1 week into harvest league. Almost all of these things are just memes on reddit and not ggg, and 100% the worst thing you see on that image has nothing on the garbage that infests these forums.

Saw that one... Still mentioned he at least had the prediction correct about RaizQ breaking another keyboard.

There is nothing apparently bad about that post, but I don't know the context in which it was received, so I will personally refrain from arguing for or against it, and regardless of that reddit post, we can all be more civil to each other in general.

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OP intentionally left out the reason because he knew the ggg dev meltdown was a gross over reaction. That image is a meme about how someone would predict what the reddit sub would look like 1 week into harvest league. Almost all of these things are just memes on reddit and not ggg, and 100% the worst thing you see on that image has nothing on the garbage that infests these forums.

Just because it's a joke aimed at Reddit itself doesn't mean we can blame the staff for feeling the way they do considering league launches tend to be the roughest time for GGG and generally the most negative time of a league.

GGG mod who removed my post - no need to PM me, I was in the process of editing my post the moment I saw you removed I_No's disgusting remark. Thank you for taking the action so incredibly fast on this matter.

lmao disgusting ''remark'' for saying my opinion and truth? Okay.

I dont know anything about this drama affair and to be honest most of the things that I demanded in the feedback forum ever came sooner or later and the recent warcry buff announcement and buff for outdated melee unique items also makes me get one more time the shit that I demanded for years. Late but better than never, at least it comes.

Also the vulcan stuff might make the game playable for me, havent tried out yet but soon will.

To this affair I can only say, back then maybe Chris was wrong in an interview by saying that reddit should go apeshit if they want stuff in the game to be changed.

Obviously first of all reddit is toxic garbage and second, the game has its own feedback forum where you can actually talk and negotiate normally with people without meme spam and mob mentality.

Not to mentioon that it is quite an insult to anyone posting in the feedback forum that Reddit is GGGs top priority.

Edit: I cut out a lot of harshness when I saw that tribal fury will be accessible for normal people. Good job with that choice.

I'm curious about this incident, I mean being a developper myself I could understand this, they probably but their heart into their work like I do because it is a passion.

In the other hand , the quality of releases has been so bad lately that it raise a red flag in my head, feels like they might have lost controls of their pipelines and process, probably overwhelmed by their own game (lots of features, maybe lacking staff member , lacking time to do automated tests or properly test stuff)

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neo1987 wrote:

Saw a Reddit comment from Chris saying some turd on Reddit made a senior developer cry.

Link pls?

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bwam wrote:

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neo1987 wrote:

Saw a Reddit comment from Chris saying some turd on Reddit made a senior developer cry.

Link pls?

https://www.reddit.com/r/pathofexile/comments/gy7se3/i_have_simulated_rpathofexile_after_harvest/

I agree with some of the redditors who responded to Chris's post:
1. The meme was most likely taking a jab at the subreddit itself
2. The meme is an accurate portrayal of long-standing issues this game has had for an incredibly long time with nothing being done about it
3. I feel like there's more going on behind the scenes that caused the senior developer to get so stressed out that a meme caused them to break down

Don't get me wrong, it's pretty fucked up that a dev gets reduced to this state of mind and nobody deserves that kind of treatment. However, I don't think these kinds of memes would be so prevalent if the reasoning for it was addressed.