Why do you keep supporting unethical business practices such as "crunch"?

Take the piratepill, user

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these days, if you dont "force" your employees to actually finish a game, everything will be like duke nukem forever and nothing will be made because muh stress and anxiety and muh rights.

they wouldnt even need to have that 'crunch' period if everyone wasnt a lazy ass motherfucker who just procrastinates and doesnt do their job effectively but instead shitpost on twitter all day in the disguise of an sjw fuckhead.

Take the idontneedtobevalidatedbyothersbecauseimnotahugebitchpill, faggot.

>Help out developers by making it harder to sell your game, forcing them to “crunch” more by publishers that think the games they are making are unpopular

*crunch*

Is downloading old game that’s no longer available to buy and pirating one game counts me as a pirate?

According to americucks - yes.
In their minds you are not privileged to experience something if you can't legally buy it.
Just bend over and enjoy corporate dick, while hoping nintendo will release mario snes rom on virtua console.

If you’re curious, that one game I pirated is Undertale on android

And also who are you attacking when you bring up that last sentence

I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as piracy, is in fact, prohibited filesharing, or as I've recently taken to calling it, sharing with your neighbour. Prohibited filesharing is not a crime unto itself, but rather another piece of propaganda of a dysfunctional media industry propagated by publishers and harmful laws like the DMCA.

Many computer users make unauthorized copies everyday, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the act which is widely performed today is often called "piracy", and many of the people who do it are not aware that it is basically sharing information with your neighbour, and not stealing.

There really is piracy, and some people are doing it, but it is just robbery at sea. Piracy is an act of theft: an action at sea in which goods are forcefully transferred from one ship to another. Piracy is important to be aware of, but unrelated to unauthorized copying; it can only occur at sea. Piracy is not normally used in combination with unauthorized copying - the two acts are typically separate. All the so-called piracy on the internet is really just sharing with your neighbour.