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What an odd thing for Epic to announce. Save the World has already been announced as receiving no further gameplay updates. In other words, the game is just a
by McGlockenshire 6y ago
What an odd thing for Epic to announce.
Save the World has already been announced as receiving no further gameplay updates. In other words, the game is just as much of a zombified husk as the mobs you're asked to kill in it.
Just like most of the rest of Epic's announcements about their conflict with Apple, this just seems like more empty propaganda.
- johnnyfaehell 6y ago> Just like most of the rest of Epic's announcements about their conflict with Apple, this just seems like more empty propaganda. Well, it is. They're in a PR battle with Apple. And weirdly this massively rich company that is complaining about not having enough money is actually considered right by a lot of folk. What they're complaining about is pretty much agreed by everyone, the only things that differ is if Apple's wall garden is a good thing or a bad thing.
- jedberg 6y agoAlso, you don't need to sign code to distribute it. Sure, it makes it a lot harder on the user, but the user can easily allow unsigned code to run. So what they say isn't even true.