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That's kinda how the whole "Supply and Demand" thing works, you see.
Also, I don't see anything wrong with "rip-offs". I truly wish there were more Zelda rip-offs and I don't really care if anyone complained about it. lol... That's how Greenlight works... If something gets greenlit, it's because people wanted the games.
If the que: The whole point of greenlight is that any game can be submitted and that there is no weeding prior to getting onto greenlight. And the only reason Valve would remove a game is if it violates a policy or some copyright.
If getting greenlit: Then it's up to the people browsing greenligth. IF they say they want "the same old thing" then that is what is ghetting greenlit. as C0untzer0 says: supply and demand.
Also the indie scene is offering far more than "direct ripp offs", to expect that no indie dev will ever try to copy (and expand on) another idea is ludicris.
PS: Given that you seem to be hyperboleing in general im going to take these claims of "direct ripp offs" with a grain of good old sceptecism. If you look close r you will probably see some kind of innovation.
“All genres are created equal but some are more equal than others…”
That said, you have to realize that with a voting system such as Greenlight, there is going to be more a push and pull from one side to another, depending on the current tastes. If the pool of voters are interested in racing or FPS, then naturally these are the kind of games to be voted the highest. If that pool of voters were suddenly outweighed by a group of simulation lovers, then you'd start seeing higher votes for sim games.
The only way around that is to get more voters involved with a different set of tastes, and you'll start to see votes in other areas. It's a revolving door of sorts, and it's always subject to change, and any genre has equal opportunity so long as it's attracting the right kind of voters.
Yep, and damn it, sonic really seems to be Sega's answer to Mario, so we should probably go back in time and prevent those games as well. Nevermind it offered new mechanics that Mario didn't have, and that both of these kind of games were fun in their own right.
Can't you let this thread die peacefully?
I guess mods will have to seal this thread~