WB, unlike Activision, is wholly owned by DC. Which is why Batman has had a couple good games now. As such DC is not financially burdened by licensed time contractual constraints to get product out, unlike the Marvel games which Disney has yet to get full control of (i.e. Activision still having Spider-Man). You own the IP, you can QA it for as long as needed.
Marvel is also delayed by those flawed film deals with Sony and Fox, which now also hamper Activision's own financial success at times with X-Men and Spider-Man film products.
Developers are the last people to actually understand how their industry really works. All the time these developers are yapping at their own audiences and criticizing them for no good reason. Even filmmakers have far more decency to not be talking down to their audience.
Developers should, for example, actually play the game that they made with new eyes. See how it is to actually experience how it is, instead of expecting people to magically love their product and give them free baseless moneys.
That is one pretentious dev right their. It is not the taxpayers responsibility to constantly take care of poorly managed people within the confines of a business model, that is solely the responsibility of those given responsibility within a company.
Blaming politicians when your livelihood was basically already extend thanks to their clearly awful decision of support in the first place, see the relatively quick bankruptcy, is quite an ungrateful statement to be coming out with.
Steve really needs to think this through. Pretentious devs, your entitlement issues are why you are unemployed. Figure it out man. Taxpayer moneys clearly should no longer go to this industry. Ingrates!!!
I do not understand why these people are already banking in on things like major home ownership purchases with such a volitile industry of employment. Just cause you get a job with some new company, it never means that it will last forever, giving you infinite moneys until retirement. Especially with software companies which are never a guaranteed employment opportunity in this era.
I honestly see nothing wrong with the players exploiting it. The players didn't program this loophole, giving them the stern warning when the game has clearly not been designed correctly is just laughable. Riot Games should have better QA before releasing League of Legends, versus trying to come off all better then thou about their poorly developed product.
People are going to abuse exploits, that happens everywhere in life. Banning them post-haste despite zero in-game warnings is surrely ridiculous amateur stuff.
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