Love Dump
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Burton C. Bell/Static-X Hand me a line Really hand me a line Really hand me…
Static X Hand me a line Really hand me a line Really hand me…
Static-X Hand me a line Really hand me a line Really hand me…
Static-X/Static X Hand me a line Really hand me a line Really hand me…

Static‐X Hand me a line Really hand me a line Really hand me…
Static–X Hand me a line Really hand me a line Really hand me…

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Comments from YouTube:

@DaveedR

1y↑446

The saying is true. People don't leave jobs, they leave managers.

@TNM001

45w↑11

yep. its also tragic in a way because all managers need to do is give ppl a positive outlook for betterment. ppl will go through shit if they see light at the end of the tunel...you really have to do a shitty job to take that away from them.

@mark_reviews-reddit

11w↑10

I feel like we saw her slowly leaving over multiple episodes. It felt like she kept being talked over. It feels like it was coming

@bross92

1y↑296

“And that just destroys you creatively”

Woof. Anna you’ve been such a huge part of the DF team and seeing you put in this situation is just heartbreaking

@mark_reviews-reddit

11w

Where is this quote from? I may have missed it

@unvergebeneid

1y↑160

In case you're wondering. The "big company" Anna left for is Google.

@FishboneINK

1y↑22

I was wondering. Thank you.

@sandwich2473

51w↑4

Oh wow that is a big company :o

@sodvar5047

52w↑76

Whether it's editing or not, idk, but there are moments in this that make me whince. The way Anna's completely valid questioning at 20:10 is outright dismissed, specially considering she's a veteran from the team that made the original game... oof.

@ShotgunRaider88

27w↑4

I dont think it was the editing. Defiently been in situations like this where concerns are brought up in group settings and it creates an awkward air where no one knows what to say next. I think Ryan could have anwnserd better but i also feel Anna asked a very layered question in a setting that did not allow for a detailed answer.

@AssassinateThisEzio

13w↑8

I have to say, this video really highlights the importance of being respectful, nice and caring. The juxtaposition between how certain newer management dismisses others and acts like their ideas are above others to the love and care more veteran employees have for another that illustrates how close to family as possible they are, and to finish off with the speech about Will Wright just being a genuine dude and paying it forward to a friend. Yes work needs to be done, but to do it with open arms and make sure your people feel heard and cared for goes a long way.

@daavpuke

1y↑99

Thank you, Will Wright 🙏

@_hantyumi

1y↑3

the reveal of it being will wirght killed me man 😭 Maxis defined my childhood

@ChrisLT

1y↑177

Anna's been such a big part of these DF docs over the years. I liked her ribbing Tim now and then since they've known each other so long. She seems smart as hell and super talented. Plus she's always so stylish.

@paulsmith9192

1y↑1

@Chris LT where is anna,now? Another studio

@Whatareyouareyou

@@paulsmith9192 Senior designer at google, guessing a bit of a bump in compensation.

"Senior interaction designer at Google, on the Stadia *Lab research and development team"
"Senior Prototyper-Game Designer at Google on the Stadia *Lab research and development team"

@marmite22

1y↑7

@@paulsmith9192 doing AI stuff at Google apparently

@2dorks41

40w↑12

I love when Scott C shows up in these things. His genuine excitement around the cool stuff he sees is so great. I would work so hard to get that kind of genuine reaction from a lead on a project.

@DerekLieu

1y↑90

THE TEARS FLOW FREELY AND UNABASHEDLY 😭

@cantpause

1y↑209

Sheesh what an tough and incredible episode. People like Anna don't grow on trees and it's pretty sad she felt emotionally burnt like this in the middle of a sequel to the game that jumpstarted her journey at DF.

I'm very curious what Zak's narrative arc will be as the game launches. I know it's easy to see him as some what of a villain right now, but I think the speech by Tim really put things in perspective. There are studios that put their hard work and effort into games for years and have it never see the light of day. From all of the snippets shown so far Zak seems like he's trying to actually deliver a project on time, which sadly means some of the creative processes have to be cut short. I think like Anna said though, there's a way to make people feel like their ideas are being heard: The words you choose, your tone, your willingness to explore discussion. This style of management may be effective but it also seems to be driving people away.

Also the Will Wright reveal...incredible.

@cantpause

1y↑22

The next episode very much addresses the exact thing I say here. Well done 2 Player lmao.

@Kmaitland89

1y↑26

I don't see Zak as the villain at all. He's the only one who seems to understand time.

@unvergebeneid

1y↑49

You know what they say: it's easier to ask for tequila than for permission.

@bubblemage

1y↑129

am i going to cry with every single video that's about someone leaving?

yes

@casey_sux

1y↑3

yeah

@4mIlr

36w↑1

😢

@jglasshalfpool4640

1y↑44

Fuck, this documentary is the best thing I've seen in years.

@atlasbeetle

1y↑59

I feel like Anna was right in every point she brought up. I love Psychonauts 2 but I feel her philosophy would have improved the game even beyond what the team achieved.

@adamdraws

1y↑74

Damn it hurt to see Anna leave, I hope she's doing well.

@Dr_Mel

1y↑30

This series has to be my favorite thing video game related (including actual video games) to happen in a long, long time. It's an invaluable look into the people that make this stuff happen. This industry doesn't open up enough. What a wonderful gift.

@theyxaj

1y↑97

This episode was so hard to watch, with both earlier seeing Anna feeling unheard and then her leaving. Through these documentaries, she's definitely become a role model of mine, and while I haven't kept up with Double Fine in recent years, I hope she has a good time at her new opportunit(ies/y) and can come back to a Double Fine that is even better.

@misterchip1984

45w↑7

I think some management changes need to be made if that’s going to happen. The guy doesn’t let people finish talking. It’s brutal.

@PaulloDEC

1y↑37

Anna Kipnis, what a star. I hope some day she can work with Double Fine again.

@GZeta789

15w↑2

Wow this documentary is beyond incredible. That ending, god.

@HelloThere-wh7sx

1y↑39

These PsychOdyssey episodes have been phenomenal. Only watched 17/34, and they have successfully made me emotionally invested. Seeing the process behind the making of Psychonauts has made me understand why studio culture is significant and made me value the roles Studio Heads play in ensuring this.

@JJ-ze6vb

1y↑10

The fact that they even devote a time to honor an employee who’s leaving tells you a lot. Most companies don’t care.

@Nopalmtreez

1y↑7

Seeing Scott back in the office was great, something about his voice and cadence just makes me love this sweet dude ❤

@ErmineViolinist

1y↑24

Got something in my eye.😢

I hope Anna loves the AI stuff she is doing at Google because seeing this episode was like losing a favourite character in a beloved series.

@muzboz

1y↑53

Very interesting episode. Obviously a doco like this can only show snippets of all the months that pass, and all the discussions and tensions involved in a creative project. There's so many different dimensions and struggles that go into getting a game made, and I'm sure we're only seeing a few sides of all that here. But it is nonetheless great to see all the trials and tribulations, and the stories that unfold as part of that journey. :D Thank you to all the staff at Double Fine who allow their grand and personal stories to unfold for all us curious voyeurs on YouTube. Hehe.

@EmotionTheory

28w↑2

"Anna, welcome back in advance". I'm crying.

@christopherlundgren1700

1y↑13

This is the first episode where I realized there were scenes after the credits. I had to go back and re-watch all of the endings.

@jimmyryan5880

Me too

@lenorkhide2873

1y↑33

OMG! I'm so emotionally invested in this!! I started tearing up when Anna left

@henrymilleruk100

42w↑5

Wow that is heartbreaking. Seeing her get shut down again and again and again almost from the start of the series 💔

@misterchip1984

45w↑8

You can see her sprits being crushed each time she shares an idea to a “manager.” It’s so sad. I know we are limited in our view, but my “blink” reaction is that some management training isn’t what is needed. It’s “how to not be an asshole to people when they share ideas” training is what is needed here. You can hold people accountable while being supportive. Those are the real talents of a company. Tim is that guy. The guy Tim put in charge - not that guy.

@LordOwenTheThird

52w↑8

Glad to see the idea to give concept art to long time vets leaving got cemented here, shame it took Anna leaving to see it though :(

@JuanUys

39w↑1

Half way point, and I'm crying like a baby. 10/10, would watch again.

@OlorinDNarya

1y↑27

What a speech <3

@northrain0462

1y↑6

I never thought that an episode of a game development documentary could break me like that did. Woah.

@gunpeiyaboi5280

1y↑26

Thank you for your service Anna o7

@grahamwalker2168

1y↑14

Special thanks to Will Wright ❤

@ultimadrago

1y↑12

Anna, you've always been a beautiful and caring individual from what I've seen online. I really wish you the best wherever you are right now. ❤

@casey_sux

1y↑14

best episode yet. eyeopening, heartbreaking and yet still hopeful. man, this docuseries is incredible.

@travellerinthedark

1y↑56

There are no bad guys in this process, everyone is super well-meaning and dedicated and has a different idea for which path to take, and they could all potentially be correct, or wrong! - it's really hard to tell at that early stage. When Anna described how the normal process would be to choose the metaphor first, and then design the enemy accordingly, that sounded right to me. But then I saw how they effectively designed what would become Judgement based merely on it being a generic tank with a shield, so that approach worked out really well in this case.

@justindlc

1y↑6

Great work on this video series, making meaningful arcs when there are so many people across so many episodes and with (what I assume was) so much raw content to edit down. The pacing is great, and I don't know anything about making video games and yet it's easy to understand and follow what's happening. Also, I haven't even played Psychonauts 1 or 2, but will give them a shot after I finish watching. Thanks for making these and releasing them for free!

@niklasbosch2871

1y↑7

its really cool to see the actual humans and the creative process behind the game. Love the documentary and i hope Anna is doing fine

@ArrestedDeveloper

1y↑11

I still hope she comes back.

@SweDownhill

1y↑4

Omg, pass the handkerchiefs please 😢😥 What an emotional and moving episode this was.

Hope to see you again soon Anna! Best of luck with future projects 🙏

@dommernation1343

1y↑11

I hope she comes back.

@floydmw

39w↑2

Who keeps chopping onions while I'm trying to watch a documentary??

But seriously, first Ray and now Anna...I was a huge fan of the Double Fine Adventure series and felt like I really got to know those two so it's kinda like a double gut punch seeing them leave. I realize Ray still technically works there, but we rarely see him so it still feels like he's gone. And while I sorta figured Anna no longer works there presently since she was nowhere to be seen in the Amnesia Fortnight Movie from a couple years ago, it's still painful to watch it unfold. I hope she's doing great in her newest endeavor, which is apparently at Google.

@moosetracker88

41w↑1

This episode hit very different. I cried. A lot. very unexpected but so very enjoyable, so excited to finish this series!

@jo12danjames

1y↑11

Sad to see her go!

@Qwarky

1y↑11

another episode that makes me cry, god damnit

@Trillykins

1y↑4

What is it with this series and how sad it is. Ray moving to another state, not even leaving, and working remote was so emotional and now this episode! Also interesting to know that the person in that story is Will Wright.

@MrEshen25

1y↑53

I think it's strange that Tim isn't shown much in this ep before AnnA leaves. It's possible I don't really understand the dynamic in the studio, but I felt that Tim wouldn't let DF become a place where Anna doesn't want to be.

@curtisbme

1y↑21

She never said it isn't a place she doesn't want to be. She had an amazing opportunity that she couldn't turn down. They just did some editing that made it feel that way but that was purely on the editing, not anything she said.

@FrankCantu1125

1y↑11

A post-interview with Minnmax revealed that he was out of the office most of the time. Not to mention, he wasn’t present for those meetings so he had no idea. She left before he thought he had time to fix things

@lawendt

41w↑1

omg I'm crying ao much, anna and tim speech....

@soyunbonus

1y↑6

I don't know how they did it, but Psychonauts 2 is GREAT. Such a fantastic game.

@xiusmiles

1y↑2

Why am I crying?!

@jackdriffill2394

22w

Its really hard having to hear them limit themselves like this because of time and money constraints, they could do so much more

@bclikesyou

1y↑3

jesus guys im just bawling at 21:10

@Extragear-gv8qq

Awesome

@azamkazam9591

1y↑9

Anna <3

@CaptainFram

1y↑1

i weep

@fireaza

It's a shame. You could see Anna was passionate about making a game that would be true to the original, but management was trying to run things like a typical game studio, which isn't the kind of environment that produces titles like Psychonauts. Good on her for standing up for what she thought were important for the project.

@satwood5561

1y↑8

Correct me if I'm wrong but the biggest problem here seems to be that the story is not complete enough and they're rushing the level teams with little detail.

@spenserlol

22w

i'm not crying ur crying

@OlorinDNarya

1y↑6

I'm crying, my idol has gone wild and I only know now </3

@JoshSpeer

1y↑1

This was a sad one :(

@WilsonTRB

1y↑2

Nooo Anna 🥲

@gybzen

1y↑3

😭

@paulsmith9192

1y↑1

Soo,many people leaving, double fine.where anna,now?

@thenamelessone123

1y↑2

Google

@mikebrushing1851

1y↑3

wait what was the punchline

@tilbjornar

1y↑14

Will Wright

@SirLaguna

1y↑1

Anna...

@CardboardKame

1y↑15

Well, so far, I really like this documentary, but I still prefer the Double Fine Adventure. Maybe it will come later, and maybe it is because this is a different style of game, so there needs to be a bit different kind of approach, but I feel like, they are here still in a stage where they are trying to figure out something without proper context?

I understand, that point and click adventure has the main focus on story and visuals and audio, and the "gameplay" comes kinda last, while in a 3D action platformer, you need to nail the gameplay, but then, maybe more focus on gameplay mechanics before "locking in design for brains for characters who have not been fleshed out more in the overall story" would be better? Because this does not seem to me like building your game from the ground up, but more like building it from the middle in both directions?

It might be the way it is presented, but it really felt wrong, seeing how they dismissed the concerns Anna was pointing out, because from what we are shown, I think I get why she is concerned.

@ericlewis3444

41w↑3

she was a legend. this place has more turn-over than McDonalds when school starts up again

@Graavigala85

1y↑13

5:00 this is perfect way to make things. You do not 1st make roof to your house with shingles and all in place before you have even an idea for the foundation

@DanielSMiller83

1y↑36

True, but in this case they have a pretty different understanding what the foundation is they should build first

@GreyMatterShades

1y↑12

I'd argue for a game like Psychonauts, the narrative IS that foundation, especially for the mental worlds. Everything in the mental worlds of those games are supposed to be metaphorical representations of a character and their mental state. That impacts everything from the level geometry to enemy design. Starting from any point other than the character and their struggles just seems so backward to me as a fan of the series.

I was struck as I watched earlier episodes that despite loving Psychonauts 2, I didn't remember its levels nearly as well as Psychonauts 1 levels, even though I've played it much more recently. I think this design process is why. They started working on the levels before they really understood the characters, and the end results don't embody the characters as well as Psychonauts 1 levels did.

@CalmClamFam

But even before you put down the foundation you NEED to have a blueprint before you attempt to start the building process. You need to consider the size, shape, structural integity, and the building's overall purpose. If your foundation is weak, you have to start the building process all over again or else the building will collapse onto itself.