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That's a quote in the article. He also said this: > "I think for me, the base intent matters very little when the end result is the same and you've lied to eve
by onli 5y ago
That's a quote in the article. He also said this:
> "I think for me, the base intent matters very little when the end result is the same and you've lied to everyone throughout."
If it's true that the game developers promised this:
> The campaign promises, among other features, "multiplayer with the population density of real cities" and a fully dynamic environment with no fixed interaction points.
Then it's clearly a scam. And both statements really are on the kickstarter. There is also this gem:
> We plan to expand to every internet connected device with a screen very soon!
Ridiculous.
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- Bjartr 5y agoThere is however the possibility they are merely incompetent and genuinely don't appreciate the difficulty implicit in the scope of what they've set out to do.
- shkkmo 5y agoThen they've lied about how much technical and game development experience they have.
- seattle_spring 5y agoThey did lie, 100%. Cofounder said he, "quit Google, Facebook, and Apple" to start Dreamworld. He fails to mention that both Google and Facebook were 3 month internships, and his role at Apple was an SDET and not an actual software engineer.