‘Kingdom Come Deliverance’ Studio Co-Founder Expresses Hope That GTA6 Will Drive Up Game Prices
Over the years, a certain subset of video game enthusiasts have enjoyed, let’s say, a complicated relationship with Warhorse Studios, the developers of both Kingdom Come Deliverance and its sequel. And Warhouse founder Daniel Vávra was vocal about Gamergate! “They only know how to bark at others from behind the fence,” he said in 2014, and “how to play victims when somebody barks back.” Of course, Vávra could only have been describing the cowardly purveyors of the cynical harassment campaign perpetrated against—oh.
- ▪Over the years, a certain subset of video game enthusiasts have enjoyed, let’s say, a complicated relationship with Warhorse Studios, the developers of both Kingdom Come Deliverance and its sequel.
- ▪And Warhouse founder Daniel Vávra was vocal about Gamergate!
- ▪“They only know how to bark at others from behind the fence,” he said in 2014, and “how to play victims when somebody barks back.” Of course, Vávra could only have been describing the cowardly purveyors of the cynical harassment campaign pe
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Over the years, a certain subset of video game enthusiasts have enjoyed, let’s say, a complicated relationship with Warhorse Studios, the developers of both Kingdom Come Deliverance and its sequel. On the one hand, the games are both good! And Warhouse founder Daniel Vávra was vocal about Gamergate! “They only know how to bark at others from behind the fence,” he said in 2014, and “how to play victims when somebody barks back.” Of course, Vávra could only have been describing the cowardly purveyors of the cynical harassment campaign perpetrated against—oh. Wait.
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