• @Spudwart
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    581 year ago

    Twitter Reddit Unity Blizzard Microsoft Epic Google All of the Movie industry. All of the animation industry. All of the Gaming publishers.

    Basically, everything, everywhere.

    • @Ottomateeverything
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      541 year ago

      You forgot car companies asking for subscriptions to use your heated seats.

      • @[email protected]
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        151 year ago

        Epic is trying to make every game exclusive so they don’t have to compete on the market, instead of providing a service that is actually competitive.

        https://medium.com/@unfoldgames/why-i-turned-down-exclusivity-deal-from-the-epic-store-developer-of-darq-7ee834ed0ac7

        Tldr: Epic waits until a game with hype annouces a launch date on Steam, then contacts the developer saying “We would love to have you on our platform” and offers an exclusivity deal.
        Dev turns down exclusivity deal because backers were promised a Steam release.
        Sudddenly Epic has no interest in making the game available on their store if they have to actually compete with another store. Despite saying previously they would “love to have it”.

        Having it on their store as well would provide a better service for their users but that’s not what Epic is interested in.

        • Sabre363
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          11 year ago

          Oh, I see, they have been doing that for years though. I thought maybe they did something new to spice it up this year.

        • @[email protected]
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          21 year ago

          This is silly. Epic Megagames out out some ridiculously great products. Jazz jackrabbit, omf, zzt, freaking UNREAL and unreal tournament. If y’all wanna hate on their recent decisions that’s fine not everyone stays good, but to say that simply existing is a reason to hate on them is redacted.

    • Cosmic Cleric
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      11 year ago

      All of the animation industry.

      Corporate enshitification and the Woke/anti-Woke debate are two very different things.