If I’m being embarrassing and unprofessional, it’s because I’m enjoying a beverage in the sun in my backyard and this nonsense is being directed at someone I respect. It is our day off, after working hard for months on our most recent content release. When one Twitter user said he was being “embarrassing,” Fries added, “Today is a national holiday. (The tweet has since been deleted, but here’s a cached version.) “These are our private social media accounts - imagine you’re an astronomer and you start sharing some things you’ve learned in the last few months since you began a research project observing Saturn, only to have observation techniques explained to you by a layman.” “Here’s a bit of insight that I legitimately hope he reflects on: she never asked for his feedback,” he said. 'Allow me–a person who does not work with you–explain to you how you do your job.' įries jumped in at this point to defend his coworker.

“Like, the next rando asshat who attempts to explain the concept of branching dialogue to me - as if, you know, having worked in game narrative for a fucking DECADE, I have never heard of it - is getting instablocked. “Today in being a female game dev: Allow me- a person who does not work with you - explain to you how you do your job,” she added. “Thanks for trying to tell me what we do internally, my dude 9_9,” Price tweeted on July 4. Price’s reaction to this criticism seems to be what led to her firing, along with the firing of another ArenaNet writer named Peter Fries, who defended her on Twitter. I believe the issue lies in the contraints of the Living Story's narrative design (1 of 3) I dont believe the issue lies in the MMORPG genre itself (as your wording seemingly suggest). However, allow me to disagree *slightly*.

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