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Kotaku reached out to 2K Games representatives for a comment and was told that, as a standard practice, all employees are listed in the credits by their title at the time a game is certified. Whether you are a designer, a programmer, or a marketing person, if you have worked on a game for the vast majority of its production, you should be titled in the game as the role you served during the vast majority of development.' 'Our industry lives and dies by official records. 'Stripping people out of credits is wrong' Tobey writes, and not because of a single person's vanity. 'As such, I am officially not recognized as ever having worked on the title,' she says. 'I worked on Borderlands 2 since it was conceived and left just over three months before it shipped. 'We all know that folks leave games before they are complete sometimes, but that doesn't negate the months and often years of work they put into a title,' Tobey wrote on a personal blog. This disappointment doesn't come from the narcissism of 'Hey, I was in that show!' that most people associate with screen credits. Tobey ran through the credits of Borderlands 2 and didn't see her name where it should be. In the spring, she moved on from 2K to Trion Worlds for a better gig, before the release of two big games she was working on for 2K- Borderlands 2 and XCOM: Enemy Unknown.

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Tobey was a longtime 2K Games community officer (going back to 2006-basically when 2K Games was formed) and, full disclosure, her dog cameoed in a Kotaku 'Shop Contest earlier this year. And she didn't get the credit she deserved. But she did, legitimately, have a hand in the creation of -or at least stirring up the desire for-two big 2K Games hitting shelves right now. She didn't voice an outrageous character or design an outlandish weapon in any video game you're currently enjoying. I definitely consider it a high quality visual novel that I can only recommend wholeheartedly.You probably don't know Elizabeth Tobey. In any case, it is already a strong game. Personally, I prefer stories that expand on both the environment and its inhabitants in themselves, leaving the glossary for additional information and side context, as in games like “Code: Realize – Guardian of Rebirth”.įor now, “The Hayseed Knight” consists of just the first three chapters, but since it is still in development, I assume it to be updated along the line. If I had one complaint, it would be that you have to read a lot in the glossary if you want to understand the world and characters in their entirety. The music is also lively and spirited, really bringing the scenes together. The art is top notch and the sprite animations are all fantastic, some of the best I have ever seen in a visual novel. I loved their interactions, I enjoyed how they bounce off of each other and I liked the voice acting a lot too, as the performances are great. The story is interesting, and the characters are excellent. The story is that of Ader, famed knight of the land, and as we go through the tale, we try and see how Ader became the well-known hero that Lin knows him as. In the framing device, a teenager named Lin writes down the story told to her by a perhaps divine being known only as the Narrator. “The Hayseed Knight” is a visual novel about history and how it is told to those who have not witnessed it firsthand.

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Naomi “Bez” Norbez used a free key of “The Hayseed Knight”, provided by Maxi Molina Juan, to play the game and write an article about it.

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