Randy Pitchford shares thoughts on the Stop Killing Games campaign, gets very existential: "It's so sobering to think about the fact that everything will end[...]and I kind of hate that"

This is the most softball-assed "interview" I've ever seen. PC Gamer is full of clowns

“It's a weird, challenging problem, though, because I think that at the same time, if we're going to have any games that are sincere live services, it seems mutually exclusive to have something that's going to be a living thing that can't be allowed to die. I don't know how to get around that.”

Dedicated servers. Let people host their own servers. How is this so fucking hard to understand? When the company is ready to move on and retire their official servers they can do so without invoking ire from the playerbase.

CEOs Continue to Ponder Why People Keep Sharing the Phrase "Eat the rich"

"CEO veers off-topic into existential crisis." Cool but what about some promise of people actually owning their games, Randy?

Some things never end. For example, CEOs' propensity towards dishonesty / idiocy / disingenuousness. Or my disdain towards straw men, I hope it outlives me, like a meme.

EDIT: my point is, that those CEOs are consistently distorting what SKG is about: from "don't design games to be unplayable once support ends" (fairly reasonable) into "u think gaems shuld live 4ever lol but ackshyually nuffin does lmao XD". This is a fucking straw man; it's the bottom of the barrel when it comes to irrationality.

And they're doing it to discourage people from supporting SKG. And in this specific case what the article is calling "vibing" is just part of a diversion tactic - to avoid having people calling him out for his dishonesty / idiocy / disingenuousness. Say something filthy, then distract the audience with mental masturbation, it works!