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This is what makes me worried for future sega games.
if game companies were always trying to screw us over there wouldn't be much of a video game department. Making a stand against evil corporate acts is necessary to separate the wheat from the chaff.
Probably seems it's better to add anti-drm pfp since most your post that I have read are anti-drm things.
For EOS I don't enjoy reading the same excuse -privacy- for 9999th times when most users here 99% using Google, discord, reddit, Twitter, Fb , ig, YouTube but somehow epic is bad lol.
Chinese bad? Yeah let's talk about others governments are clean and didn't do something bad, besides FPI can hack any computers without any warrant but somehow when china is using the same approach its evil bla BLA BLA.
There isn't such as -privacy-on internet.
¯\(°_o)/¯
All Theses drama because epic is Chinese company if it was American company, it will be treated way too deferent.
Konami locked Kojima's staff in their headquarters, while disconnecting them from the outside world and monitoring them constantly to make sure they were working on mgs5.
Sega locked Arin in a room to 100% Sonic 06
"Oh no Sega bad"
Edit: Thinking about it, it's really sad that among gaming companies, being the worst is such a hard fought crown to obtain.
Just sayin'
However, it gained a lot of distrust since its partial acquisition by behemoth Chinese conglomerate Tencent (that now holds a 40% share) which was accompanied by a small exodus of key people. The majority shareholder is still its founder, Tim Sweeney, whom not everyone is a fan of either, to put it mildly.
40% is close to half witch may effect a lot of decisions, and Epic have "Cross play" services and API as free which give them a lot of players data.