I haven’t seen any evidence backing up your claims. And I’m not here to convince you of anything. You’re the one making these bold claims. How about backing them up then?

It sounds like they are parroting what that guy from Epic Games is saying. While that guy also is a millionaire.

And one of their employes doesn’t have depth perception.

I agree.

Yet they have leaders with greed and short sight.

If nobody beats me to it, I’ll give it a try.

They could’ve saved time on the creation of (distopian) environments if the polluted factory towns were still there. Thanks a lot environmentalists! /s

I can only agree with that.

Ofcourse they have their inhouse developers but we musn’t forget the developers at other companies that helped make their systems great (Konami, Capcom, Sunsoft, Hudson, HAL Laboratory, Rare, Argonaut, DMA/Rockstar, etc

And forcing him to be in all of their Mario games (I choose to believe the character is named Gary Bowser too)

I think what they mean is that when you buy the game on Steam, you can’t just download the game files through their website. You need to install their client. Which can be seen as a form of DRM.

Yes, these fees are completely reasonable. Do they think hosting and maintaining a platform costs nothing?

Good to know, thanks.

Good to know, thanks.

Does this mean other game publishers get sued if they use dynamic difficulty?

Here we go again. Cue the inflatable pools.

2 words: no pci

DMA Design and Stainless Studios.

Can we not bring that into this?