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No, because half their premium features are dependent on them controlling the client. Even excluding relatively new things like client theming, a custom client
by ronsor 2y ago
No, because half their premium features are dependent on them controlling the client. Even excluding relatively new things like client theming, a custom client could enable custom emojis everywhere, or make it easy to offload storage to another site to avoid paying for nitro. As long as a service is free(-to-play), there will always be a somewhat adversarial relationship between the user and the company.
- mrinfinitiesx 2y agoAh yes, the selling of emojis and simple file storage. I miss the GameSurge IRC and caleague with Mumble days.
- Gigachad 2y agoWhat do you want them to sell? Personally I’m glad the paid features are trivial rather than core functionality.