Re: Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain
Just when I thought I couldn't hate the man anymore...
Just when I thought I couldn't hate the man anymore...
Kojima's just as fed up with MGS as we are. Konami doesn't want him to work on anything other than MGS, and he doesn't want to be remembered as "just the Metal Gear guy". I suspect that he's just sabotaging this game in small ways. Nothing would get the fan base more pissed than the firing of David Hayter. The questionable inclusion of advanced tech is another matter that had people up in arms. Practically nothing about MGS V seems praiseworthy from the trailers, except to the blind followers who absolutely refuse to remove their rose colored glasses.
But Dem Graphixxxxxx
And Quiet's behind! Best game EVER! Omg... So awesome.
Nice commercial drop........
sent from a tormented past
He ****ing does that? That ****ing arrogant mother ****er.
Well, yeah. As far as I know, he at least removes any tweets.
I saw a whole range of replies to his tweets asking about Hayter. Some malicious and downright foul (understandably removed) while others were sincerely quite calm and proper.
The day after that, they were all removed. Something like that.
yes Burns indeed.
But when I think about it, has he always been this way? Social media has only become huge in the last say 10 years or so, so maybe were finally getting a dose of what he always was?
Can't read it because of my damn work PC internet filter
Save it till you can then. Basically it's a story of how Kojima screwed a 24 year old lady who had the burden of localizing MGS2 with no support whatsoever, only to be given word files and nothing more.
She got a low pay, wasn't given a complimentary copy of the game and wasn't even credited and even got threatened by Konami. MGS fanboys and Ryan Payton took shots at her for being her fault MGS2 had a bad script. The list goes on.
I think what to take away from this interview is how Kojma doesn't give a flying ***k what you think. (being more evident now that David Hayter publicly gives a similar statement).
She gives her honest opinion on Kojima and how Konami handles their affairs and how she's bitter working with them. It's a fascinating read, and I really hope this woman is doing well right now.