@cm0002 to [email protected]English • 1 month ago"Valve does a very good job of surfacing games that players like": As his new RPG prepares for Steam early access, ex-WoW vet says making good games is the only real hackwww.gamesradar.comexternal-linkmessage-square15arrow-up1140arrow-down15
arrow-up1135arrow-down1external-link"Valve does a very good job of surfacing games that players like": As his new RPG prepares for Steam early access, ex-WoW vet says making good games is the only real hackwww.gamesradar.com@cm0002 to [email protected]English • 1 month agomessage-square15
minus-square@Sterile_TechniquelinkEnglish27•1 month ago ex-WoW vet He isn’t a WoW vet anymore? How in the time-travel-bullshit did he manage that?!
minus-square@BreadstickNinjalinkEnglish18•1 month agoTheir point is that it’s redundant. You could say ex-WoW developer, you could say WoW vet, but you don’t need both.
minus-square@CaptnNMorganlinkEnglish1•30 days agoWouldn’t “WoW vet” imply they have been and are currently working on WoW? Or does “vet” specifically imply no longer active?
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish3•30 days agoI would consider vet to mean that they completed their tenure there, similar to how a soldier becomes a veteran after their service ends.
minus-square@Sterile_TechniquelinkEnglish9•1 month agoA veteran of not playing WoW, then? Did he relapse?
He isn’t a WoW vet anymore? How in the time-travel-bullshit did he manage that?!
(ex-WoW) vet, not ex-(WoW vet)
Their point is that it’s redundant. You could say ex-WoW developer, you could say WoW vet, but you don’t need both.
Wouldn’t “WoW vet” imply they have been and are currently working on WoW? Or does “vet” specifically imply no longer active?
I would consider vet to mean that they completed their tenure there, similar to how a soldier becomes a veteran after their service ends.
A veteran of not playing WoW, then? Did he relapse?