So the Stash is useless and you can only use whatever items that you carry along with you, in your holding area or the Cube.
This happens all the time, absolutely consistently, and this fact MUST have been obvious to the developers if they had spent so much as a few minutes playtesting the game. No matter WHAT I do - whether in Single Player or (local, TCP/IP multiplayer) - items placed in either version of the Stash, simply disappear between game sessions. (2) Both the "Shared" and "Normal" stashes are basically useless. (The game crashes unpredictably, at any or all times, especially when there a lot of things happening on the screen.) (1) Random crashes with the "Address Violation C0000" error, particularly when moving items in the Stash. Plus, it's not like cancel culture is anything new in history.So far, the bugs in version 2.0 have made the game next to unplayable for me (and I think I have given it more than a fair chance). It's how boycotts, protests, and change happens. But this kind of thing is great grassroots discussion of why companies are good or bad. What a badass thing to do.Īnd u/Nekrabyte is doing that on Reddit with their post, just a teeny lil bit, but it worked on me and you. I say that instead, I make sure nobody's going to be mistreated like that at my job again. So if it happens at my job, should I quit my job? Fuck, that's un-American. Does that make it any better or worse? Hell, I'd lean towards worse actually.Īnd yes, it happens on Reddit. Happens at every workplace is so dismissive. It happens at practically every workplace, including Reddit (so you'll likely need to delete your account to stick to your guns here). The "sexual abuse" you're referring to is sexual harassment. I'm out.īut what made me write this big response (besides a calming bowl of weed and a strong whiskey) is your reaction to sexual harassment. I've heard the story of businesses virtue signaling a bit then hiding behind lawyers and non-disclosures. But even still, since I'm just an outsider, my ultimate judgement is because of their reaction so far. They've reached levels where a culture problem is likely in the company, and it's a culture I disagree with. This is coming as someone who has even invested in Activision in the past - I believe they are a well-run and successful company as far as business goes. In fact, I felt the same way and was not going to buy D2R because of the recent news. I generally agree with what u/Nekrabyte is saying.
I'd like to join in this little thing but with the intent of not seeming so "extremist" according to you.
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