Developer Interview - Hrishikesh - Game Designer

This guy's living my dream xD

1 more year before I graduate from art school and then I'm applying to GGG too lol

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Chris wrote:

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innervation wrote:

fulfill* in the first sentence.

That's the American spelling. We use the New Zealand one.

No kidding? Never seen that one before, although I don't have any ... is there a word for being 'obsessed with New Zealand culture'? Like Anglophile, or Francophile. Kiwiphile? I don't have any Kiwiphilic tendencies, but if nothing else I've learned something today!

Also, community, don't think that Chris is above putting 2.4 spoilers in pedantic linguistic disputes. Surely something about an atlas is hidden in that post.

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innervation wrote:

First of all, fulfill* in the first sentence. Second, his second to last answer both was and wasn't a cop out. It was a fine answer for the first half of the question, but I would have liked to hear a genuine, specific answer to which game(s) he thought were pushing design boundaries in a good way.

[Removed by Support] stop trying to correct everyone to your butchered version of "english"

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Chris wrote:

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innervation wrote:

fulfill* in the first sentence.

That's the American spelling. We use the New Zealand one.

I love it when the spelling police get it wrong and are, ever so politely, put in their place ^_^

Not only is fulfil the correct NZ spelling it's also the correct English spelling of this word.


Love the interviews :)

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Chris wrote:

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innervation wrote:

fulfill* in the first sentence.

That's the American spelling. We use the New Zealand one.

How do Kiwi's spell rekt?

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Chris wrote:

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innervation wrote:

fulfill* in the first sentence.

That's the American spelling. We use the New Zealand one.

Feeding a troll will only keep him alive longer.

So cool that a design-a-unique supporter eventually got hired

Really great you guys added a new game designer. I hope he can bring some fresh ideas to the game.

Good luck Hrishikesh! :)

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ShadyDave wrote:

Feeding a troll will only keep him alive longer.

If you regularly read their news posts you would know that they all too often have legitimate typos and poorly constructed or awkwardly worded phrases. I suspect this is because they seem to have the people responsible for doing the work in an area type up the news post about the subject. The preview of lab changes posted a while ago had no less than 5 such typos and errors.

While it can at times be pedantic, I don't think it's out of line to hope that GGG put forth a good, professional face when posting news on their website. If wanting GGG to look good makes me a troll, I'll proudly wear the label. I admitted my ignorance after being corrected. You should drop the piousness.