**A former Bungie, 343i, and Halo Studios Art Director, Glenn Israel, has posted serious accusations on LinkedIn about the senior management at Halo Studios (formerly 343i).

It was in two large posts, so I’ve combined them below for easier viewing.**

Post 1

Under the Revised Code of Washington Title 49, Chapter 44, Section 211, I allege the following –

• That between January 2024 and June 2025, I witnessed firsthand or was personally subjected to numerous unethical and/or unlawful acts committed by senior Halo Studios representatives, including (but not limited to) blacklisting, fraud, rampant favoritism/cronyism (manifesting as hiring- and career-growth interference), and multiple harassment campaigns designed to provoke the constructive discharge of “unwanted” employees otherwise in good standing.

• That after filing several documented complaints with Microsoft ‘s Human Resources department in June 2025, a senior Global Employee Relations (GER) representative threatened …

I got a mail, because I made an account years ago. The content is in this picture.

Do you bought something there?

What do you think about that?

What if Valve would do this?

I would be very angry if had bought something and then loose the bought game.

Hey r/pcgaming,

I’m the solo dev building SkyChart: Airline Executive — a deep airline management simulation spanning 90 years of aviation history (1930–2020). If you ever played Aerobiz Supersonic on the SNES and wondered why nobody made a proper successor, this is my answer to that question.

What is it?

You’re the CEO of a fledgling airline. Pick routes, buy historically accurate planes, invest in cities, outmaneuver AI rivals, and try not to go bankrupt when OPEC spikes fuel prices overnight. Four playable eras from biplanes to the A380, each with completely different strategic challenges.

The numbers:

• 496 cities across 7 world regions
• 66 historically accurate aircraft (DC-3 to 787)
• 60+ scripted historical events (WWII, oil crises, ⁹⁄₁₁, COVID)
• 35+ AI rival airlines that actually fight back
• 98 Steam achievements
• Full controller support (Steam Deck)
• Built entirely in Godot 4

Gameplay video: https://youtu.be/hdYNQ6KbGfs

Where to play:

• Alpha on itch.io …

I can excuse a lot of rat behavior as like, “that’s just the game, gotta be aware of your surroundings” yada yada. But like, seriously, if you’re that hurting for loot you gotta betray someone who went out of their way to help you, kinda pathetic.

I love how the dude is like wahahahahah burn in hell……. Wait what?

OK. Here’s the deal. I’m a 51 year old mom, and I downloaded Arc Raiders because of my 17 and 18 year old sons. I immediately fell in love with the game. I’m a peaceful PvE player, but my sons are not. So whenever I play with them, I always end up getting killed or putting them in a bad position because they have to rescue me.

I have played Dark Souls 1,2 and 3, Elden Ring, Sekiro, Nioh… I’m not new to gaming, but I have NEVER played PvP games before!

My question is: what are your best tips to survive an attack? I know I should never let my guard down or assume people are friendly especially when I play with my boys… but what could I do to increase my chances of surviving an attack?

For example, yesterday I was playing with my oldest son, we ziplined up the launch tower at Spaceport to get a better view while we waited for the assessor to land somewhere (it was really early in the game), and as soon as we got up there, we got attacked by two guys with Bobcats. My son immediately …

Credit to @/RoyceeKeanuu on Youtube

It is with great pleasure and relief that I have finally found the canto blueprint. Dam, hurricane, second run near red lake.