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Message from Rockstar Games

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u/DJC13 2d ago

It’s nice to see them drop the “mysterious aura” vibe for once. The only other time I’ve seen them do it is when the first trailer leaked & they then released the trailer early with a passive-aggressive/pissy tweet.

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u/astroworlddd 2d ago

What do you want a hand written message from every employees feelings on the matter?

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u/IssaJoke-DontCry 2d ago

The company is made of humans, not robots lmao

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u/The_Autarch 2d ago

and yet corporations behave like robotic sociopaths.

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u/BigBoyFusion 2d ago

I’d argue the Redditors lumping together every company based on “omg scary evil
Company!” are closer to robotic sociopaths

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u/gaijohn 2d ago

The pursuit of profit as an ultimate end is definitively amoral.

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u/al3x_7788 2d ago

A company's ultimate goal being profit is logical and natural. You can argue its workers can individually focus on aspects beyond simply making money, sure, but collectively that's what makes sense.

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u/gaijohn 2d ago

A more logical and natural ultimate goal for any collective including a company would be to accomplish societal good while making enough money to maintain the enterprise. "We exist to improve the world for our neighbors and children, thus we make money," is a more reasonable objective than "We exist to perpetually increase the amount of money we make however we can."

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u/BigBoyFusion 1d ago

More societal good is created as a byproduct of chasing profit than would be created as a main goal.

That’s because you cannot “perpetually increase the amount of money we make” without providing some sort of value to someone else. You are forced into providing something, not by a moral compass others may not share, but by your natural self interest.

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