As I recall, the "Vampires have no reflection" stemmed from mirrors of the time usually being polished silver. So, I guess the vampire can do this if they're okay with having silver pressed up against their face.
It was bonuses, added PTO, and a Switch. You're acting like they were facing a pay cut if the DLC didn't perform well. If they get a material reward for the big windfall they helped their employer get, that's a good thing. You could argue they deserve pay raises instead, and I'd be inclined to agree, but then we're agreeing on the principle and just quibbling over the extent.
Its not a false dilemma, devs getting the boot after release is fairly common in this industry. Also not sure why you keep bringing it back to chuds and bigots, since that has nothing to do with the topic.
As the article says, this should be the norm, not the exception, but how can we expect it to become the norm if they don't even get positive press for it?
It sure beats "Thanks for your hard work. Now that we've released, we don't need you anymore, so good luck on the job hunt."
B-b-but Donald Trump said he didn't know anything about Project 2025!
Honestly, after 2024, I have zero faith that saying "He followed Project 2025 to the letter" will persuade any of his rubes that he took advantage of them.
What if I told you that ALL the seasons have people in them? Kinda gross to think too much about it.