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I can understand the sentiment. I have a rule, since 2005, that I will never purchase any Sony product in production. I have bought a single Sony product since then: a used PSP that was purchased after all PSP production had ceased.
Why? because Sony violated several laws, the most prominent being the computer fraud and abuse act. Sony put a surreptitious installer of a rootkit onto their CDs and DVDs. They rootkitted personal computers and compromised the security of countless systems. Their answer to this was "Most people do not even know what a root-kit is, so I do not know why we are even talking about this."
Sony will never get another cent from me.
>Gaming
Pick one.
There is a third party in the ports development market for Linux and MAC.
A Feral Enterternement.
They are very good at delivering games already released to ports on these two platforms.
You could delegate the port for them to do, it would definitely be a lot less costly than you hired more Linux and MAC developers.
I ONLY ASK PLEASE, do not abandon the Linux and MAC port (mainly Linux where I am user)
There was no nefarious plot to swindle Linux backers or steal money. What occurred was lazy and wrong and I agree they devs owe a better explanation if any apology is to be taken seriously. It just sucks that the issue is being blown out of proportion. The devs really aren't the worst, they just aren't. Bloodstained is quality work and the devs have managed good will on other fronts.
As bad as the Linux drop is, it doesn't put the devs anywhere near the same league as the truly horrendous EPIC exclusivity sell-out devs. The devs aren't going full bore nickel & diming DLC spam. The devs aren't scheming with loot boxes.
They did something shameful and deserve to lose the business of those affected but they aren't beyond redemption or undeserving of fans and support. They aren't being malevolent, malicious, or greedy.
It's not too late to go back and set things right, but they still aren't doing so. Why is that?
Unfortunately, that is the nature of crowd funding campaigns. You don't get any guarantee of what the outcome may be, if there is any outcome at all to begin with.
Everyone who backed underworld ascendant knows this now.
See Underworld Ascendant for the business practices of 505 Games.
There are what, 50 people total who use Mac or Linux? This is why they didn't port it to the Vita and I love my Vita.
Denuvo - not on the GoG version.
And really, I don't care who you want to try and pass the buck to. I care that they still are not setting things right.
As someone said in the thread I posted, they apparently decided to use criware which indeed does not support Linux. Why they used cryware... who knows.
I'll reiterate again, when a developer starts a kickstarter, then claims a number of features and gets funded based on that feature set, that developer has engaged in a contract. Using middleware that no one else needs, that prevents you fulfilling said contract, is a good way to demonstrate you never intended to fulfill the contract. Which means it's a scam.
Its like how fire in-of iteself isnt burned.