>games under communism
>great and simple puzzle games with endless potential
>games under capitalism
>walking simulators and progressive values
Is he wrong
Eli Taylor
Jack Gonzalez
>people would make games without capitalist incentives
I stopped reading right there
Isaac James
>be communist
>make videogame
>don't eat bread because I spent 6 hours waiting under the snow on the bread line last week and now I can't feel my left foot
Camden Bailey
>simulators under capitalism
Except this is capitalism-funded communism. You can call it "champagne communism".
Easton Cook
>Thered be a game industry without bosses
No big projects would ever be completed.
Nathaniel Williams
NO NO NO DELETE THIS, DELETE THIS!!!! MY NARRATIVE!!!!1
Andrew Reyes
If you read the thread, thankfully most people disagree with that
Camden Cox
Competition only motivates normies. Anyone with talent and inspiration does it exclusively to chase after a vague sense of purpose and for the inherent fulfillment behind mastering a craft, regardless of socioeconomical repercussions.
The thing is that nu-commies unironically believe their system will bring forth an Utopia where inherent human desires are no more and where everyone will magically turn into as much of an unachieving, lazy beta fuck as they are.
Jayden Ortiz
>Le starving artist meme
Nothing is free. Nobody wants to work for free.
David Jenkins
You were blown the fuck out on that thread, OP. Now, go back and stay there