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I don't think they started with that business model. It's more like their users pushed it onto them. And it's very difficult to say no once you've started getti
by fxtentacle 3y ago
I don't think they started with that business model. It's more like their users pushed it onto them. And it's very difficult to say no once you've started getting used to the money flowing in. But they did say in their official statement that they "have come to the decision [..] piracy of video games [..] should end".
https://www.reddit.com/r/yuzu/comments/1b6jvar/end_of_yuzucitra_message_from_admins/ https://www.reddit.com/r/yuzu/comments/1b6jvar/end_of_yuzuci...
But then again, posts like this certainly didn't help their case:
https://www.reddit.com/r/yuzuemulador/comments/17fk9uf/prodkeys_1700_dump_offical_switch/ https://www.reddit.com/r/yuzuemulador/comments/17fk9uf/prodk...
Note that the now-defunct "prod.keys 17.0.0" pointed to a file posted in their discord (but not by them).
- bakugo 3y agoThey didn't start with that business model and they didn't end with that business model, either. Please stop spreading misinformation. The second link in your post isn't even on the main yuzu subreddit, it's just a random person on a random subreddit posting a link, and it's not from their discord.
- fxtentacle 3y agoIf you're so eager to argue, then in your opinion, what was their business model? They were running a company and that company has been sued (and not the people behind it or the people working on the emulator, but only the company). How did that company make money?