Journalist Jason schreierrecently published lengthy investigation into the work environment inside Naughty Dog and the atmosphere in which it was created The Last of Us: Part II, spoke about the scandal surrounding the leaks in recent days. Schreyer criticized the act of the person responsible for publishing these materials, and also indirectly confirmed the rumors that one of the employees was responsible for them Naughty dog.
Just catching up on this Naughty Dog story and man, no matter how angry you are about your workplace conditions or your pay or whatever else, leaking your whole game just hurts all the other people who were in the trenches with you. So many better ways to channel that rage
– Jason Schreier (@jasonschreier) April 27, 2023
“I just got acquainted with the situation around Naughty Dog. And God, no matter how angry you are at the working conditions, salary, or anything else, draining the game in this way, you also harm everyone who worked with you on it. anger can be directed in a completely different direction.
It is simply amazing that so many people do not understand at all that the developers at Naughty Dog (including those with whom I personally spoke) can simultaneously suffer from crunches and be literally crushed by the fact that the game suffered from massive leaks. The incident does not only harm the management, the most ordinary employees suffer from the incident, “wrote the ex-editor of Kotaku.
Schreyer previously found that there are employees at Naughty Dog who want the game to fail, pointing to difficult working conditions.
The Last of Us: Part II will be released on June 19 exclusively on PlayStation 4.
See also: Sony patented spoiler blocking system on the background of leaks on The Last of Us: Part II.
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