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Mac sucks to develop in, and sucks to game with as it isn't made for Mac, and has the lowest amount of players of ANY software. Highly likely most developers will turn away from Mac, and will leave it behind.
I think there’s a bigger base than you think; and FlamGex purport to be all about their entire community and thus should develop for their community.
Lol linking a piratesoftware video to make any claim regarding gamedev is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hilarious. How does he have any basis to be able to make such an objective claim like that? You should be ashamed for Parating it around especially in a thread where people are just trying to show their support for something
Mac is a pain to work with, even in 2025. No one really wants to work on games with it. And there's far fewer Mac users than Windows users, so there's not a lot of demand for it.
For reference around 100 million PC gamers are Mac users, while nearly 1.4 billion are Windows.
? jagex is a billion dollar company and has 3 games already with mac support: OSRS, RS3 and Melvor Idle. pirate software netted in a final amount of only 200k from their game and had a total of 85k in refunds.. also, swift is easy so it's strange to shape your whole view on something based on 1 developers opinion you discovered from an algorithm. his game also has a niche player base. jagex's player base is massive in comparison and not so niche, it's very broad.