Kirich: "I love bugs"

At 00:00, the introduction begins, followed by a discussion of Kirich’s background at 0:36. At 1:52, he explains his work at Ubisoft, and at 3:40 he details the position he held. At 4:45, he clarifies that testing is not a fan game, while at 6:31 he talks about logging into IT through testing. At 7:25, he shares the difficulty of resigning from Ubisoft, and at 8:50 he argues that games should cost $100. At 10:49, he discusses conveyor games and masterpieces, and at 12:26 he recounts buying Call of Duty for $100. At 13:00, he mentions rumors about GTA 6, and at 14:50 he says tester experience helps in reviews. At 16:41, he addresses content format problems, and at 17:18 he explains the origin of bugs. At 19:03, he states that media coverage of bugs hurts game sales, while at 22:19 he talks about community, bugs, and localization. At 26:11, he mentions Bayraktarshchyna, and at 28:17 he discusses his TikTok path. At 32:12, he reveals he is a fitness blogger, and at 37:30 he returns to talking about Ubisoft. At 39:10, he talks about depression, and at 42:12 he discusses the start of his YouTube channel and TikTok. At 45:55, he mentions a wrong audience, and at 48:30 he switches to Ukrainian. At 49:55, he talks about financial content, and at 53:30 he returns to game content. At 55:37, he says game content can popularize important social topics. At 57:15, he mentions a Telegram channel and army fees, and at 57:35 he says he didn’t always make money. At 58:10, he names a game of the year, and at 01:00:48 he calls a game bad. At 01:02:20, he talks about volunteering, and at 01:12:23 he outlines future plans. At 01:16:07, he summarizes media activity, and at 01:16:41 he addresses the audience. At 01:18:33, he ends with a surprise.