Let's not forget that we're talking about someone with a vested interest in having people believe that he knows stuff, as he has to keep his audience interested, and this kind of "information" is very hard to disprove before ya'll trust him blindly over every breath he takes on every topic. Having a source within a company with over 220,000 employees doesn't mean having access to everything within that company. PROTIP: Press the and keys to navigate the gallery, g to view the gallery, or r to view a random image. There's a massive difference between having access to info from some low-level marketing employee who tells you "X is going to be announced tomorrow at event Y" because they have to be privy to that information to prepare the event, and having access to high-level analysis on whether a product is considered successful or not in a complex environment that includes both sales and a subscription service. Ultimately, it really takes a lot of energy to spare to base an entire discussion on "trust me bro" from a clout chaser. This likely wouldn't be part of some rumors floating around the lower levels of Microsoft's employees. PROTIP: Press the and keys to navigate the gallery, g to view the gallery, or r to view a random image. Skinwalker Working At Chic-fil-A Breaks Form In This Milkshake-induced Episode. Igniting A Firestorm Of Memes And Viral Discourse. About Rules Chat Random Activity Welcome Login or. Microsoft most probably weighs games not only on pure sales, but also on the influence they have on Game Pass on several levels. See more Hi-Fi Rush images on Know Your Meme See more Hi-Fi Rush images on Know Your Meme Advanced Search Protips.
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It's 100% obvious that whatever you tell him, it's going to be vomited all over the internet, so it's very, very unlikely that it comes from an executive level.Īssuming he's not 100% full of it and someone did tell him that, he's likely just being relayed internal rumors, which usually lack nuance. He'd have to have sources at very high levels, and people at a very high level are more likely to understand what an NDA is, while the people who (allegedly) tell this person stuff quite obviously do not have the slightest idea of what an NDA even means. Whether a game is considered a success or not, it's something that wouldn't be judged by some employee somewhere. Even if he actually heard it, who knows who he heard it from.
Ya'll get too much up in arms based on what these "insiders" say. It's introduced as a way of dealing with the special call-and-repeat patterns of things like turrets and last stand attacks from powerful foes, but it. Let's keep in mind that the source is "based on what I've heard" which is literally "trust me bro." Man, I love parries, and this one is great.
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