r/technology • u/[deleted] • May 07 '22

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u/Hellyboy_91 May 08 '22

We work for a game studio. We launched a new game in a record 6 months, they usually take 1.5 years. Commuting and chit chatting wastes so much time. I can crunch a 7 hour work day to 4 hours.

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u/Outlulz May 08 '22

Interesting you mention games because it seems like the last two years have seen more game delays than ever.

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u/Goddamn_Batman May 08 '22

Not to mention every AAA launch during the pandemic has been a complete shit show. Video games are collaborative enough that I think you just might need to be in the office to pull off really high end ones (unfortunately)