Former Dragon Age director posted a video calling on players not to brutalize grassroots developers online

2025-02-22 18:05:09|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

Mark Darrah, who was formerly the director and producer of the "Dragon Age" series (resigned in 2020 and later participated in the development of "Dragon Age: The Guardian of Shadows" as an advisor), recently released a entitled "The $70 you pay does not include the right to commit violence》 video.He analyzed the phenomenon that game flaws are often mistakenly attributed to grassroots developers, and pointed out that criticisms that should have been expressed in a rational way are often alienated into personal attacks and cyber bullying.

The video focuses on the abnormal ecology of players harassed grassroots developers through social media due to game flaws.Darrah acknowledged that constructive criticism is crucial for game improvement, but stressed that cyber brutes tend to vent their malicious intentions without understanding the development process at all.He explained in detail that project management, high-level decision-making mistakes and even simple misfortunes may cause the quality of finished products to fail to meet expectations, and pointed out that senior management should have acted as a "lightning rod" for public opinion, but in reality, netizens often aimed artillery fire at ordinary people who can be touched on social mediaDevelopers - Even if the latter has no decision-making power over the content of the dispute.Darrah shouted:

"Please be human, have the same mind, and stop the atrocities. Stop cheering for others' unemployment, because you don't know the deepest reasons that cause your anger. People deserve to be treated with tenderness, and if you can't give this empathy, please do it thoroughlyStay away from the Internet. Finally reiterate: Of course you have the right to express your opinions and to be angry about the game you purchased - after all, you paid real money for it. But remember that it is just a game. More importantly, when expressing dissatisfactionPlease stay away from cruelty, stop targeting individuals, stop causing harm, and stop applauding others' sufferings. Feedback to the game company and specify their likes and dislikes, which can help you get more satisfactory works. But when you launch a personal attack on developers, you can attack developersWhen you have crossed the line—not to mention that you are likely to find the wrong partner to vent your anger.”

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