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You'd think game dev would have prepared me with the patience required for constant unsolicited advice. You need a PHD in patience to deal with unsolicited parenting feedback.

You'd think game dev would have prepared me with the patience required for constant unsolicited advice. You need a PHD in patience to deal with unsolicited parenting feedback.

Iksar

Posted 3 years, 10 months ago (Source)

You'd think game dev would have prepared me with the patience required for constant unsolicited advice. You need a PHD in patience to deal with unsolicited parenting feedback.

cinco5cuatro4

Posted 3 years, 10 months ago (Source)

@IksarHS For any Blizzard game tho, that's the default. You gotta have skin thicker than river crocolisks. One can only imagine the hell the wow devs and Ion have to slog through

Iksar

Posted 3 years, 10 months ago (Source)

@cinco5cuatro4 I am pretty zen these days about dev feedback. Players like to talk about their hobbies and with that comes speculation about how they could be done better. That is pretty normal. I equate it to sports fans talking about how their favorite team should have played differently.

Iksar

Posted 3 years, 10 months ago (Source)

** I actually really like getting dev advice, interesting to see what players think. That same feeling doesn't carry over to how I parent my child. *** If you responded to this with advice on XYZ, I mean I guess I should have seen that coming but cmon man

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You'd think game dev would have prepared me with the patience required for constant unsolicited advice.

You need a PHD in patience to deal with unsolicited parenting feedback. (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1449889616400576512">Iksar</a>)
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@IksarHS For any Blizzard game tho, that's the default. You gotta have skin thicker than river crocolisks. 
One can only imagine the hell the wow devs and Ion have to slog through (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1449890933261148160">None</a>)
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@cinco5cuatro4 I am pretty zen these days about dev feedback. Players like to talk about their hobbies and with that comes speculation about how they could be done better. That is pretty normal. I equate it to sports fans talking about how their favorite team should have played differently. (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1449891790278979588">Iksar</a>)
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** I actually really like getting dev advice, interesting to see what players think. That same feeling doesn't carry over to how I parent my child.

*** If you responded to this with advice on XYZ, I mean I guess I should have seen that coming but cmon man (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1449893973502222337">Iksar</a>)
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You'd think game dev would have prepared me with the patience required for constant unsolicited advice.

You need a PHD in patience to deal with unsolicited parenting feedback. (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1449889616400576512">Source</a>)

@IksarHS For any Blizzard game tho, that's the default. You gotta have skin thicker than river crocolisks. 
One can only imagine the hell the wow devs and Ion have to slog through

@cinco5cuatro4 I am pretty zen these days about dev feedback. Players like to talk about their hobbies and with that comes speculation about how they could be done better. That is pretty normal. I equate it to sports fans talking about how their favorite team should have played differently. (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1449891790278979588">Source</a>)
 
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** I actually really like getting dev advice, interesting to see what players think. That same feeling doesn't carry over to how I parent my child.

*** If you responded to this with advice on XYZ, I mean I guess I should have seen that coming but cmon man (<a href="https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1449893973502222337">Source</a>)
 
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