Any form of speaking out, to any injustice, is arguably better than being silent and leaving it to "the resistance" as you put it. We don't have to be part of some ultimate solution in order to take a short moment to speak out.
I feel what you're saying, I think I really do. But why try to talk down other people who are just putting their feedback out that something done seems wrong?
If you're trying to discourage people out of some sense of pragmatism, then you are actually part of the problem.
Go live a defeated life which is operated by a sense of only others' order, and let us say "wow, this is messed up" to messed up situations.
ZOS_JessicaFolsom wrote: »Q. MMR resetting every month in Battlegrounds is a point of contention with players of all skill levels right now. As it stands, it takes 2 to 3 weeks before you start getting "relatively" balanced games, and then a week later it resets again. This leads to a majority of the games you play over a month being mismatched, and shooting people in spawn while they wait out the clock is only fun for about 30 seconds. Is the team aware of what a negative experience the MMR resets have been for players since U44? - ruskiii
A. We have seen this feedback about the monthly MMR resets, yes. For context as to why we reset MMR each month, it’s to give everyone a fresh opportunity on the leaderboards. That said, we agree that the game matchmaking based on current MMR could be better.
spartaxoxo wrote: »It is an opinion whether or not the way this was handled was unjust and unfair. And certainly one that I do not share. If the best we can say about someone's conduct is that was not literally illegal, then I'm not inclined to call that good behavior.
They are acting in what they think is in the best interest of their company. If they can do something more efficiently or no longer need staff, then they need to make the right choice for their shareholders. It's really that simple.
It would be reckless to operate a business otherwise, and they could actually be legally liable if they did so.
If you have a problem with capitalism, that's really a discussion outside the scope of the forums.
This is normal stuff in the game biz and the entertainment industry. I don't want to sound insensitive because of course I feel awful for anyone who loses their job. But what Microsoft is doing isn't inherently evil. Like Zenimax Media, they answer to their stakeholders. This is all par for the course in the entertainment industry.
I will never cease to be baffled (and, to some extent, disheartened) by people defending this horrid workplace and corporate culture.
Regardless of whether the layoffs made economic sense - while I doubt it, there is the theoretical possibility that they did - the style of firing people, how this is done, is just terrible.
And I really hope more people in that industry start unionising.
Rishikesa108 wrote: »Booted just now, me and my husband, together at the same time