> If Carmack felt like developing VR outside of Zenimax offices, he obviously could have. So it must be true that Zenimax didn't actually help VR in any substan

> If Carmack felt like developing VR outside of Zenimax offices, he obviously could have. So it must be true that Zenimax didn't actually help VR in any substantial way. How does that follow? (Standard disclaimer: I know nothing of the merits of the case, the background, &c., ad naus., and thus speak not thereto. I'm just curious how parent sees the logic working here.)