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VNN indicates that he never had access to the code. https://twitter.com/ValveNewsNetwor/status/1252974482832138240 https://twitter.com/ValveNewsNetwor/status/1
by arrivance 6y ago
VNN indicates that he never had access to the code.
https://twitter.com/ValveNewsNetwor/status/1252974482832138240 https://twitter.com/ValveNewsNetwor/status/12529744828321382...
He also re-tweeted this account of the events https://twitter.com/JaycieErysdren/status/1253004940001398785 https://twitter.com/JaycieErysdren/status/125300494000139878...
- AgentME 6y agoHere's a video from Tyler (VNN) talking explaining the leak: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/599332362 https://www.twitch.tv/videos/599332362 tl;dr: A Valve employee in 2016 told Tyler about a few things Valve was working on. Tyler kept the chat log and shared it with friends. Unrelatedly, TF2 and CSGO's code was semi-publicly leaked in 2018, and one of the friends found and held onto that. Tyler and the friends worked on a fan project together named F-Stop, after an unreleased Valve project, but then one of the friends had a falling out with the rest of them and published this stuff together, probably to embarrass him for sharing the chat log and maybe to make him look involved in the TF2/CSGO leak. A little more confirmation: https://twitter.com/TeamFortress/status/1253186403900420098 https://twitter.com/TeamFortress/status/1253186403900420098