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The FTC won't allow it.
Buying up the competition to reduce the amount of competition is illegal.
Wow seriously? I thought he owned at least 40-50% with the rest being divided up among private investors.
I guess that's what they said about A/B, Bethesda and others. In fact i just heard IGN just bought some of the major gaming news outlets.
One thing we do know, is we continually hear, how these companies can do whatever they want.
And it would seem, a company not publically traded, and owned by a relative few friends, Mr Newell having the lowest amount of shares, can sell whatever they want for cash.
But none of us are lawyers. We do know, the FTC was not successful in the past in regards to MS, that i know of.
That’s all you posted the video to discuss?
Speak for yourself as already mentioned the FTC and others allowed the Activision merger because Microsoft made a series of concessions and legal promises. One of which is they promised that future titles wouldn't be exclusive like they had previously planned. Up until they made those concessions the FTC was going to block them
They also forfeited the cloud streaming rights to Ubisoft to avoid a monopoly with streaming among other decisions. This led to a reevaluation that allowed the merger to very narrowly go thru
No of course not, i just brought up one of the points. But its of course open for discussion, now that we at least have a basies as to what's being presented.
That it may not at all be up to Mr Newell. That in fact, MS tried buy Valve before (i never knew that) but for only a petit amount.
In short when there's, smoke, there is fire i would think.
Well i only done it, being there is a video to accompany what we're talking about, that bring up matters many of us may have never knew, and can bring context to this matter, rather than just guessing. We tend to put all the onus, on Mr Newell, on many matters. But he may not have much of a say anymore on them.
And they may make promises here. This YTer is a professional, where as you and i are not, and he seems to be pleading, and wishing.
But he does not say, it will never happen. He knows better than to do that. And i hope you're not saying that.
A professional what?
people gotta talk about it.
Anyyone who knows knows this is just a symptom of a relatively slow drama cycle
FTC would not allow MS to buy Valve anyway abnd MS literally can't afford to buy Valve..
Like legit. They are already having to fire people left and right, as well as find innovative ways to shoe horn adevertising intoo their products so they can make money.
Then there's the fact that Gabe..isn't terribly fond of MS.
Every wonder why Valve has made such an effort to disentangle POC gaming from the stranglehold of the Windows OS?
In a word, no. But i would say, where there is smoke, there is fire. And i'd probably say "likely" to happen, rather than not at all.
But Gabe only owns 25% of the company. Idk if it much matters, what he may think. Though, he does seem to have very good relationships with MS from what i can tell.
I start a rumor about you and it gains traction, does that mean it's likely to be true? After all, where there's smoke, there's fire.