Ireland isn't part of the UK. Northern Ireland is, but certainly not mainland Ireland.Sparrow said:Woah, calm down there. I get that you're Canadian, but they're not attacking YOU. They're just pissed that the British government isn't doing much to help.WanderFreak said:Yeah how about this UK: improve your own conditions. That way you wouldn't HAVE to ***** about everyone else being better than you. See how that works?
Complain about how your industry isn't supportive, how your tax breaks do not exist. Don't complain when someone else comes in and offers your workers a better alternative.
You're telling me if the US game development community crashed completely, the UK would simply say "Oh no, that's perfectly all right, you stay over there."
Also, by "UK" you're including Ireland. They have nothing to do with this, because as the OP says, this is about Britain. That means Wales, England and Scotland.
I hear you. Tax the game developers, not me. And don't use my money to woo those developers..NeoAC said:Wait a minute, wait a minute. My province is facing such a budget crunch that they had to raise the HST by 2%, and yet they found enough cash to sponsor a game conference? Sigh, I hope they enjoy the extra dime they get of my Keith's as I drink away my disbelief at this sort of thing...
Out of your tar pit into their one, really.DeathWyrmNexus said:Pretty much this. Biting the hand that wants to pull you out of a tar pit just seems blatantly drilled in head retarded..
As it's been quoted many times, I did indeed mean Northern Ireland.martin said:Ireland isn't part of the UK. Northern Ireland is, but certainly not mainland Ireland.Sparrow said:Woah, calm down there. I get that you're Canadian, but they're not attacking YOU. They're just pissed that the British government isn't doing much to help.WanderFreak said:Yeah how about this UK: improve your own conditions. That way you wouldn't HAVE to ***** about everyone else being better than you. See how that works?
Complain about how your industry isn't supportive, how your tax breaks do not exist. Don't complain when someone else comes in and offers your workers a better alternative.
You're telling me if the US game development community crashed completely, the UK would simply say "Oh no, that's perfectly all right, you stay over there."
Also, by "UK" you're including Ireland. They have nothing to do with this, because as the OP says, this is about Britain. That means Wales, England and Scotland.
Only relevant east of the Rockies.GrandmaFunk said:for the brits considering moving to Canada:
yes, we are nice and relaxed, but we also have to deal with this every year: http://jeffsmyth.files.wordpress.com/2008/12/canadian-winter-iphone-nog-niet-in-canada.jpg
Couldn't have said it better myself! Also, Keith's FTW!NeoAC said:Wait a minute, wait a minute. My province is facing such a budget crunch that they had to raise the HST by 2%, and yet they found enough cash to sponsor a game conference? Sigh, I hope they enjoy the extra dime they get of my Keith's as I drink away my disbelief at this sort of thing...
Hey, stay on your side of the "pond". Don't mess with our hat!"The Canadians are aggressively competing to make their country an attractive place to make video games," he said. "Until the UK introduces games tax relief the UK video game industry will be at a competitive disadvantage."