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Sure, we don't know all the details but we do know this: The developers agreed to the deal. If that meant they had to do something shitty (Like not-provide ste
by hellotomyrars 6y ago
Sure, we don't know all the details but we do know this:
The developers agreed to the deal. If that meant they had to do something shitty (Like not-provide steam keys to backers who paid for that during a crowdfunding campaign), you should be upset with the developers. They made a promise and then they went back on it.
I don't think it's fair to hold Epic's feet to the fire because a developer took the money. If someone offers you a lot of money to break a promise (and you take it), this is a reflection of your character.
Epic didn't make anyone do anything. They made the choice.
- ivanstojic 6y agoI think this is an age old question that's been discussed thoroughly. If somebody offers you a lot of money to do something immoral, and you chose to accept it that makes YOU immoral. It also should cast a shadow on the person offering you the deal because they too know what they are asking of you is immoral. I don't think anyone in this deal is acting in the best interest of users. Some of these options may be better than others for indie devs.