It's still a safer bet to avoid whatever they consult on, they've an eye for trash writing and they thrive on "fixing" that. And companies that hire them are just out there to make a quick buck rather than creating a good story, experience or game.
this post was submitted on 07 Mar 2024
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its a good scam create problem that you are the solution to and you never have to face the consequences of what you do because you never make your own games you always work on other peoples games as consulted so that it can never be traced back to you unless you make it public and publish it on your own sweet baby site as promotion to do it again.
In this thread:
"How dare they ask the company what it does. The headline must be written first because it's what I read first."
"If we assume the problem doesn't exist, then why is there a solution?"
"Artists seeking consultation sounds like censorship. Especially if they recommend it to other artists!"
"The only reason you'd try to avoid offending people is so you can have sex at them."
Yeah can't imagine why these companies have people check their work now.
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