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The problem is seeing yourself as part of a “community”. You’re the customer/user of a business. They owe you nothing other than what you’ve paid for.
by basisword 3y ago
The problem is seeing yourself as part of a “community”. You’re the customer/user of a business. They owe you nothing other than what you’ve paid for.
- fyrn_ 3y agoThat's a little tone deaf considering how the whole crux of this is that they have altered the terms of "what you have paid for" post transaction. And for a product that studios invest in over years, leaving many with no recourse
- basisword 3y agoThe parent comment was referring to lots of other recent “scandals”. I was more referring to them.
- adamrezich 3y agoat some point "independent game development" became more of a fashion than a craft taken seriously
- thih9 3y agoMobile games went a completely different route, with many dev shops crafting titles that reuse gameplay mechanisms and focus on monetization only.
- bmitc 3y agoOh, capitalism. The ol' people are simply resources to be mined approach. People also do have the prerogative to buy from somewhere else, you know. It's up to the company if they'd like to keep customers or not.