20k does indeed seem fair - for the value of Minecraft at that moment in time. And that's the kicker - his agent could have negotiated 100k, which would have b

20k does indeed seem fair - for the value of Minecraft at that moment in time. And that's the kicker - his agent could have negotiated 100k, which would have been more than fair for that moment in time. But still be wayyy underpaid for eventually what the game would sell for. But of course, it's not about money. I understand his point - and I wish I could find it now, but I can't, so I'll just describe it. I saw some meme a while back with a kid sitting next to and hugging a giant frog. The text read, "Beware, the people you love don't always love you back". The second panel showed the frog swallowing the child. I've certainly had these sort of one-sided friendships, and periodically reflect on them. It sucks. It's probably worse if you're a very emotionally deep person (which writers and other artists frequently are), but I still understood well what he was talking about.