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The biggest gaming controversies of 2023, part 1
2023 recap Layoffs, Reddit beefs, racism, indie games, and more: 2023 was definitely another year for videogames.
FF14 and D&D YouTuber JoCat announces 'indefinite break' after receiving harassment—including 'suspicious packages' sent to his family
News JoCat will finish up his "current ongoing projects", including an ongoing charity drive.
'She was so very well-defined from the get-go': Baldur's Gate 3's Gith darling Lae'zel changed the least during its development
News 'chk. Istik! I am already defined, as all Gith are trained to be.
'There's almost nobody left': CEO of Baldur's Gate 3 dev Swen Vincke says the D&D team he initially worked with is gone, due to Hasbro layoffs
News Suffering and success.
Hasbro's 1,100 layoffs have hit D&D and Magic: The Gathering hard, as a growing list of staff announce their departures
News The layoffs are happening despite both properties having "record years", as per an investor meeting in October.
D&D's new free introductory adventure is a cute, functional taster session that lacks teeth—and I'm worried it teaches some bad habits
News Aw, fudge.
Payday studio Starbreeze is working on a co-op multiplayer D&D game, and the more I think about it the more it makes sense
news Robbing banks is basically the same as raiding dungeons, right?
Baldur's Gate 3's new Legendary Actions just made its honour mode bosses way harder than you think, and I can prove it with D&D science
Monsternomics The (action) economy is in shambles.
