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Probably because of intellectual property reasons. If someone suggests an idea it requires a lot of legal wrangling to get the rights to produce it. Once you st
by chadgeidel 10y ago
Probably because of intellectual property reasons. If someone suggests an idea it requires a lot of legal wrangling to get the rights to produce it. Once you start going down that road, then you have to justify budgets, ROI, compensation, etc. Additionally, if any game is made that even remotely resembles any part of the proposal, that opens up the potential for a lawsuit.
It's basically the same reason that authors won't read your unpublished book and screenwriters won't read your unpublished screenplay.
- chii 10y agoEA could've simply make you agree to sign over all rights prior to adding/voting for said idea. The real problem with such a system is really just the vast majority of ideas are crap. But even the good ideas are difficult to execute - i m sure they aren't low on ideas, but execution prowess.