@Ruler-Of-All-Evil I genuinely feel bad for you. You must get easily lied to like all the time if you think remembering bad people are bad us petty. Harping about a stolen pencil is petty. Remembering someone has a history of being a selfish diva that's impossible to work with is not.
@Ruler-Of-All-Evil No you just completely ignored mine. The man continues to be impossible to work with in the industry, as many other stories have pointed out over the years. The argument of "always ignore the past, don't bring it up!" Is stupid and part of what has slowly been destroying the industry. You know what happens when you go with your mindset? People think they can keep doing it. Look at Bethesda. Everyone excused the crappy launch products, so then we got Fallout 76. Everyone hated it, but it was no different from any other product they've put out. But because we kept "not bringing up the past" and holding people accountable, Todd Howard flat out said "its not how a game launches" excusing that their games launch like garbage. It's the same thing here. The more we put this man on a pedestal and excuse how he's a terrible person to work with, he thinks he doesn't need to change and now he's right where he is now. Acting like a man child, putting out terrible products (balan was terrible because he was so full of himself in thinking the one button scheme was a good idea. That was him.) I didn't prove your point, you ignored everything I said and rather than refute it, just claim "I win, haha".
Naka DESERVES ALL of the criticism until he starts proving he's grown up and changed, which stories like this prove that he has not. Get over yourself.
@Ruler-Of-All-Evil You can ignore the past if it hasn't continued to repeat itself. Yuji Naka is the same person he was in the past. An angry, full of himself diva, so of course people are going to bring that up. He deserves every ounce of criticism for being so petty, especially when you can bet his ouster from the team on such a terrible game likely would've had to do with his behavior and how difficult the man is to work with.
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Re: Yuji Naka Erases Former Co-Worker And Sonic Creator Naoto Ohshima From Team Photo
@Ruler-Of-All-Evil I genuinely feel bad for you. You must get easily lied to like all the time if you think remembering bad people are bad us petty. Harping about a stolen pencil is petty. Remembering someone has a history of being a selfish diva that's impossible to work with is not.
Re: Yuji Naka Erases Former Co-Worker And Sonic Creator Naoto Ohshima From Team Photo
@Ruler-Of-All-Evil No you just completely ignored mine. The man continues to be impossible to work with in the industry, as many other stories have pointed out over the years. The argument of "always ignore the past, don't bring it up!" Is stupid and part of what has slowly been destroying the industry. You know what happens when you go with your mindset? People think they can keep doing it. Look at Bethesda. Everyone excused the crappy launch products, so then we got Fallout 76. Everyone hated it, but it was no different from any other product they've put out. But because we kept "not bringing up the past" and holding people accountable, Todd Howard flat out said "its not how a game launches" excusing that their games launch like garbage. It's the same thing here. The more we put this man on a pedestal and excuse how he's a terrible person to work with, he thinks he doesn't need to change and now he's right where he is now. Acting like a man child, putting out terrible products (balan was terrible because he was so full of himself in thinking the one button scheme was a good idea. That was him.) I didn't prove your point, you ignored everything I said and rather than refute it, just claim "I win, haha".
Naka DESERVES ALL of the criticism until he starts proving he's grown up and changed, which stories like this prove that he has not. Get over yourself.
Re: Yuji Naka Erases Former Co-Worker And Sonic Creator Naoto Ohshima From Team Photo
@Ruler-Of-All-Evil You can ignore the past if it hasn't continued to repeat itself. Yuji Naka is the same person he was in the past. An angry, full of himself diva, so of course people are going to bring that up. He deserves every ounce of criticism for being so petty, especially when you can bet his ouster from the team on such a terrible game likely would've had to do with his behavior and how difficult the man is to work with.