Bethesda Game Studios developers form 'wall to wall' union that includes artists, designers, and programmers
Bethesda Game Studios developers form 'wall to wall' union that includes artists, designers, and programmers
The Fallout and Elder Scrolls developer is a union shop now.
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I wonder where a union draws its power from in an industry where there are so many people desperate for work right now.
Trade unions make sense because there’s such a shortage of skilled workers in total, much less scabs. How does a union for such a well known legacy game developer sustain itself in an environment where I bet scabs would be in abundance?
Maybe for Bethesda specifically, there's also a shortage of skilled work? I mean, they often hire modders and Creation Engine STILL uses flash (Starfield's menus are .swf files),
Creation Engine STILL uses flash (Starfield’s menus are .swf files),
YOOOOOO WHAT THE FUUUUCK.
Seriously, how hard is it to change the UI to use JS?? They really go through old ass Adobe documentation whenever they make a new menu with AS3????
I seriously hope it's all AS and compiled to SWF, if they're running some fucked version of Adobe Flash to make the swfs by hand, 💀
Seriously, how hard is it to change the UI to use JS??
JavaScript can do animations without wanting to commit suicide?
With some jquery, yes. Without it, suicide feels like a release
I don't know about the details, but I found that out while browsing the menu mods, as the Undelayed Menus, which removes the pointless delay in opening and closing of menus, comes with a bunch of .swf and that was when I thought to myself "You have to be fucking kidding"
Checking any other menu mod, it'll be .swf files.
Yea, they probably have that one guy still there from the days creation engine was made that is required to be on staff for any future games to fix whatever archaic code they break. Get him on board with the union and Bethesda is probably held by the short hairs to do whatever they say.
I wonder where a union draws its power from in an industry where there are so many people desperate for work right now.
With more than 450 employees, you can't really replace all that on the fly.