Tbh I'm more concerned about the Senior Sandbox Designer seemingly not able to operate a controller or the game thay are creating. Is it really so much to ask that you can play the game you're making? Like even when going through the strike casually, their movements were jagged and unprecise. It's not that hard to achieve smooth gameplay on a controller. The designers are very clearly focused on grand PvE, when there's a lot of PvP elements in the game.

Who cares what they wear . Jeezus man people complain about anything

After watching the Armor 2.0 stream and seeing a Bungie figure dressed like they just woke up was unappealing to say the least. [spoiler]"Bungie figure[s]" are also people. Their appearance does not necessarily reflect the effort they put into their jobs/projects. (Plus it was 10 am, give them a break). [/spoiler] One of the only good things about Activi$ion was that they always had a professional and refined appearance. [spoiler]Activision- like any other corporation -knows that suits and ties (uniforms) brings in investors (the type that dont play the game and only invest to gain profit). You can argue that Bungie is a corporation, I'll give you that. But this Armor 2.0 stream wasn't some big thing that required the "dress code." This was a preview and an hour long (1 hr with 16 mins according to twitch, [url]https://www.twitch.tv/videos/467144685[/url]). The only investors they seemed to be targeting were current players. [/spoiler] While it’s okay to be casual in a work place such as a game development company it is most definitely not appropriate to appear that way to the consumer. [spoiler]Ok, so um, double standard. You are ok with them doing their job in casual clothes but don't like it when they do their job in casual clothes. It sounds more of a 'you' problem. In this instance, their job was to give a preview of the game they are working on but you chose to write a post focusing on them rather than the game. Dude, if you'd only see where your clothes come from (I'm trying to reference the sweatshops around the world that exploit kids and poor families for profit. I guess this only works if OP is from US where we import clothes from other countries at a cheaper price and sell them at a higher price).[/spoiler] I’m not friends with the dev team and I’m not watching a Sunday night game with them either. [spoiler]Bet they wouldn't want to watch one with you either.[/spoiler] I’m a consumer. [spoiler]Hi consumer, I'm Dad. In all seriousness, we are all human and we all make mistakes. [/spoiler] Part of being a consumer is having a safe knowledge that the creator of my consumption cares about the product. [spoiler]I agree with this. We must also add that there are smart consumers and not so smart consumers. If you were watching the stream- and paying attention to the actual game, then you know that "the creator of" your "consumption cares about the product." [/spoiler] So tell me how could the team care about the product if they don’t care to wear shoes? [spoiler]How could you care about what you are buying when you are caring about shoes?[/spoiler] Please have a common decency dress code next time. [spoiler]Yikes. Like dude, chill. It's just a game and you're probably still gonna buy it. [/spoiler] Edit: no this is not about gender. [spoiler] I honestly wouldn't know. From what I gather, it seems that the only person who broke the "dress code" was the female. I dont remember what the people where wearing (cause that's not what I was focusing on).[/spoiler] No I don’t want to see formal wear. [spoiler] Good cause I hate formal wear.[/spoiler] My intended point was I would’ve liked to see something above minimal effort. [spoiler]Uhhhhhh. Yeah I guess. Are you still talking about the game or the clothes? Cause like they should've played crucible or something. Im a pvp person so yeah I was a bit sad bout that.[/spoiler] While I respect the work that the dev team does that appreciation does not transfer over to being happy with seeing pure disregard for respecting each other’s time. [spoiler]So clothes = disregard for time. That means that no clothes = regard for time. I think I get it now... you wanna see em nak-[/spoiler] I understand that tech culture is dominated by people who don’t care about the newest fashion trend but professional presentation is still important. Had everybody on the stream been dressed casually I would’ve seen no problem. [spoiler]Bruh. Like what is casual to you? Im from Cali, so maybe my view of casual is different from yours.[/spoiler] Had everybody on the stream been dressed casually I would’ve seen no problem. [spoiler]But they were dressed casual. Unless you want them to adhere to your own standards of causality and clothing styles. Again, thats more of a you problem.[/spoiler] In the past the dev members have been dressed casual and that’s fine. [spoiler]In the past the game was crap. It's a HARD TRUTH to swallow (best smg in D2 btw) but notice how in the past, the game, along with its DLC, were meh. After splitting from Activision, it seems that Bungie is doing much better. Im growing more and more curious as to why you are annoyed with what they wear/dont wear. [/spoiler] Something above nothing is all those of us with a problem are requesting. [spoiler]I dont know if this is just me, but this sentence makes no sense. I think I know what you are trying to say, but you gotta make it more clear.[/spoiler] On a side note the sexism and the idea of “being a snowflake” both have no place here. [spoiler] Are you saying this because people are calling you out for appearing to be sexist and a snowflake, or because you are in agreement with the idea that sexism is bad and that snowflake-ism is bad?[/spoiler] This isn’t meant to be a hate mob. [spoiler] This is SPARTAAAAAAAA![/spoiler] This is just feedback so Bungie knows that the consumers expect to see a level of professionalism above none. [spoiler]Bruh, what feedback!?!?!?!? This seemed more like a rant about clothes than feedback about the game. Fine, we can say this is feedback. But at the very least, this is toxic and bad feedback. I dont know abut you, but this was a good stream and I hope to see more of them in the future.[/spoiler]

[quote]After watching the Armor 2.0 stream and seeing a Bungie figure dressed like they just woke up was unappealing to say the least. One of the only good things about Activi$ion was that they always had a professional and refined appearance. While it’s okay to be casual in a work place such as a game development company it is most definitely not appropriate to appear that way to the consumer. I’m not friends with the dev team and I’m not watching a Sunday night game with them either. I’m a consumer. Part of being a consumer is having a safe knowledge that the creator of my consumption cares about the product. So tell me how could the team care about the product if they don’t care to wear shoes? Please have a common decency dress code next time. Edit- no this is not about gender. No I don’t want to see formal wear. My intended point was I would’ve liked to see something above minimal effort. While I respect the work that the dev team does that appreciation does not transfer over to being happy with seeing pure disregard for respecting each other’s time. I understand that tech culture is dominated by people who don’t care about the newest fashion trend but professional presentation is still important. Had everybody on the stream been dressed casually I would’ve seen no problem. In the past the dev members have been dressed casual and that’s fine. Something above nothing is all those of us with a problem are requesting. On a side note the sexism and the idea of “being a snowflake” both have no place here. This isn’t meant to be a hate mob. This is just feedback so Bungie knows that the consumers expect to see a level of professionalism above none.[/quote] Imagine being THIS triggered over someone wearing pj bottoms

Feedback lol ok, calm down big boy casual wear us wearing non formal gear that's comfortable. Why is what they wear so important to you. I bet ur one of those people that think tattoos and piercings is unprofessional huh

This is a joke right?

I cant believe how much dumb lame ass people that are out there existed complaining about dumb shit SMH

I could care less. I'll let Bungie decide how their employees dress, they are probably trying to impress you with the game and not how they look. You are probably not from the Seattle area, but people tend to dress very casual here. I've heard that people on the east coast tend to dress up more.

See people like you has nowhere to go in life tbh. You'll still stay in the exact same spot right here after few years from now and you will look back at your self and call your self an idiot. Its their place, if they are allowed to wear PJ's then let them do whatever they want, its their work not yours. Who the hell are you to decide what they are going to wear lol? plus they're a game making company that work overtime for your own sake and your enjoyment in their game, but no matter what they change in their game a person like you which most the community is, will never be satisfied with any changes they do. Feels bad to see people like you in here tbh. Just wanted to tell you grow up and start respecting people, looks doesn't mean a goddamn thing, but when you meet a girl that doesnt look as good and she start talking to you and change your mind. Then you'll probably get an idea that looks doesn't matter. Enjoy your small little basement in your parent's house mate. And tbh, you made it look about gender stop running away from your own responsibilities, and accept them like a man.