
"I mean, part of the Wallmart deal is that tomato farmers don't need to coddle angry vegetable eaters to make a living"
I've been following this game since it was announced and would've bought it on Day 1. It's been near the top of my Steam wishlist since it was added to Steam. They have no idea what they are talking about.They doubled down on Discord and started saying “entitled gamers are not our target audience” and “anyone who says our post was rude or condescending weren’t going to buy the game anyway”
Like yikes way to alienate your fanbase. I guess wanting to buy a game in my native currency is too much entitlement for them to handle and apparently my original plans to buy the game day 1 were just a big lie. Thank you devs!
I've been following this game since it was announced and would've bought it on Day 1. It's been near the top of my Steam wishlist since it was added to Steam. They have no idea what they are talking about.
Unless they plan to sell all their future games exclusively to Tweeney, this may come back to bite them in the ass. Won't say I hope that's the case, but I certainly wouldn't shed a tear if it was.![]()
"I mean, part of the Wallmart deal is that tomato farmers don't need to coddle angry vegetable eaters to make a living"
Unless they plan to sell all their future games exclusively to Tweeney, this may come back to bite them in the ass. Won't say I hope that's the case, but I certainly wouldn't shed a tear if it was.
Some point = Valve shutting down Steam.Didn't Sweeney himself say that at some point they'll stop financing exclusives at this rate because it's not sustainable in the long run?
them entitlet toxic vegetable eaters!!!"I mean, part of the Wallmart deal is that tomato farmers don't need to coddle angry vegetable eaters to make a living"
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"I mean, part of the Wallmart deal is that tomato farmers don't need to coddle angry vegetable eaters to make a living"
Well, they certainly aren't doing any favor to themselves.
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Imagine fucking it up and still going forward.
The EGS stuff has really exposed the fallacy of believing the "little guys" are different from big "greedy" publishers; the second they get a chance to do scummy shit they hop on it like an EA would.
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Imagine fucking it up and still going forward.
They don't give a fuck. They have enough Epic money that they can get by without selling a single copy, so if this ends up hurting some other innocent dev, tough luck. Not their problem.These people are complete idiots. I have backed over 150 games via crowdfunding and strongly believe in supporting the medium. In their noble an enlightened minds, they might think they are only pissing off "angry gamers" but this ends up pissing off people like me too who enjoy helping out devs. The EGS stuff has really exposed the fallacy of believing the "little guys" are different from big "greedy" publishers; the second they get a chance to do scummy shit they hop on it like an EA would.
But hey, keep telling yourself that angry kids are the only ones who could possibly disagree with you.
ETA: Anyone remember the good old days when people asked you to support them and appreciated that rather than trying to shame/blame you for not supporting them?
Even more: imagine dozens of other indie devs liking and retweeting their comments.
At this moment, I don't feel like spending my money on games anymore. At least not until Epic opens up their store for games which aren't part of their exclusivity deals. Because only then it becomes clear if independent devs and publishers are also supportive of Epic without getting loads of money.
They seem so adorable and quirky!![]()
"Don't worry, guys, we don't need your filthy Patreon donations anymore!"
The game opens by calling you an asshole.
They do. Their audience (Tweeney) already bought enough copies. If normal people buy some too, that's just a bonus for them.Apparently they don’t know their own audience.
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Fuck them and whoever defends this trash.
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You know, I can symphatise with developers whom needed money because developing isn't exactly cheap. But most of them (if not all) has the same tone of "you should be grateful we're making this game for you/it's just another launcher" which doesn't help their disposition towards potential customers, as if those money bags will last forever.
Pissing off your customers won't do them any favours. A fact which seems to have entirely lost of them. If they need us as customers, then they will need to earn it. No matter how good their games are, they can't expect people to buy it at full price -- a year later, when there will be even more interesting games out there, from a developer who isn't a dickhead.
Anyway, there won't be any shortage of farming games in the near future. Their rubbish game is nothing more than a drop in the bucket.
Oh, I almost forgot to post the coup de grâce. Presented without comment.
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Well their new target audience is tim, since he has already bought all the copies.
These people are complete idiots. I have backed over 150 games via crowdfunding and strongly believe in supporting the medium. In their noble an enlightened minds, they might think they are only pissing off "angry gamers" but this ends up pissing off people like me too who enjoy helping out devs. The EGS stuff has really exposed the fallacy of believing the "little guys" are different from big "greedy" publishers; the second they get a chance to do scummy shit they hop on it like an EA would.
But hey, keep telling yourself that angry kids are the only ones who could possibly disagree with you.
ETA: Anyone remember the good old days when people asked you to support them and appreciated that rather than trying to shame/blame you for not supporting them?
Yes, this is the saddest part of the whole Epic stuff. I also used to support an awful lot of indie projects in the false belief that they embodied some sort of long lost ethical integrity. Sadly the whole “we’re not like those greedy triple a publishers” argument revealed itself as “we’re not like those greedy triple a publishers because we never got the chance to.”
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"Don't worry, kids, we don't need your filthy Patreon donations anymore!"
Kinsly do note equate Obama to Tim Sweeny considering Tim's trumpian postsI hemmed and hawed over Enter the Gundugeon. I skipped, then almost bought it for $7.50. When I could have had it for free.
I'll let Epic use its money up on my behalf. Thanks Tim! (officially the new "Thanks Obama" of the PC gaming world.)