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Well they obviously won't. It's always the same with these things, they either come to terms, or the producers will pay up, or the reports are overblown or whatever. Just like reddit didn't lose half its userbase after the API switch, or Youtube doesn't crumble because everyone throws a fit when they add another commercial slot and swears to move to "pipetube" or whatever (lol). But thank god we're all really really invested in something that is essentially corporate politics.

We live in a society. Everything affects the consumer, doesn't mean I have to care about everything. Distribution of malt is your problem, not mine.

I just set myself a timer for a month to remind me to ask you about your opinions on this topic. I'm sure you'll still be heavily invested by then.

Oh please get over yourself. If you consume games you are already actively supporting the screwing over of people in like five different industries the world over. This price hike in one piece of software is just your "thing" to get righteously mad about this week.

I'm here because I'm permad on reddit. And reddit will be fine, we can stop pretending that a bunch of Linux nerds jumping ship makes a difference.

Yeah but YOU consume the beans. The only difference the engine makes is the logo on startup.

Yeah, but through like two to three layers of abstraction. I like beer, but I don't give a shit about the contractual details of malt distribution. Games are still gonna be made, this is just something for people to project their impotent rage at.

Very funny how invested people are in this.

Other than banning those websites and apps that offer such services, I think we also need to seriously rethink our overall exposure to the internet, and especially rethink how and how much children access it.