Naïvely, you would think they're playing good old games or drink vodka like it's water but no, in fact, they're preparing for World War 3 so think twice before complaining again about the website or game releases as some day, you could well wake up in the middle of the night with some Polish pointing his Kalachnikov at you and another one putting his knife under your throat (that explains Judas's avatar, you sneaky bastard ^o^....).

Joke aside, this morning, Vice uploaded a small documentary about the paramilitary activties in Poland which are the total opposite of the demilitarizing trend (and de-weaponizing too) in Western Europe. Nothing extravagant to notice but it's nice to see another aspect of Poland:
https://youtu.be/yzbCkHxNxvc

Pretty women by the way..... ;)

There is an old photo of 5 or 6 gOg staff members in the office, loaded for bear; I'm sure someone can dredge it up from the archives. So yes, they may very well be prepping for WWIII.



Or the

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Zombie Invasion

Yeah, I think I remember that picture quite well. Someone should definitely necro it ^o^

"Every once in a while, there's a party in the office
and the entirety of RED gets the chance to hang out
together-we eat good food, drink good drinks, do
karaoke, play games, well ... you get the point. Each
time we get together, there's a particular feeling
in the air. People come down to where the party
is (the team works on many floors, and the party
usually takes place on the ground floor), and, just
after finishing a particular segment of the game,
when you'd think people would like to get work off
their minds, they start talking about what's cool
about the game and what else we can do to make
it even better. I remember how positively shocked
I was when I heard that one of our artists actually
roleplays the NPC whose house she's designing and
decorating. "If I were an innkeeper, how would I
organize my tavern?" she asks herself. "Would that
work in real life?" that sort of thing. This, let's call
it "ingredient X", is something truly empowering.
It's real human emotion and a truly epic level of
personal engagement; it's the will to pursue that
unattainable perfection that's sometimes just around
the corner, and to do it while having fun along the
way."

Watch TV.