Or better yet, just don’t use Adobe products. Staying in their ecosystem is how they end up getting money anyways if that’s what you know how to use.

It took them a week to make a tweet saying basically nothing?

I’m not super familiar with the WH40K franchise and what other games are out for it, but what genre of games would you have preferred they do? I suppose a straight up action shooter would work, but isn’t there a Space Marine sequel coming soon that’s for WH40K? Plus there’s also Darktide (the futuristic counterpart to Vermintide).

That’s not an answer that people would have accepted either and no matter what answer was said, it would have been dissected and criticized by the syllable.

The point I’m trying to make here is that “optimize your game” doesn’t help anybody. Especially not as an interview question. You might as well have asked “why didn’t you make your game fun?”

Honestly, what do you expect someone to say when asked a question like that? There’s no answer there.

But you don’t know that. You’re only saying that because that’s what you think will happen. Give me a genuinely good launcher and I’ll use it. The problem is that with how much time and resources that’s been dedicated to Steam, that’s next to impossible to even stand as equals to.

Not to mention that in cases like Epic, they don’t really care about actual user experience.

It was definitely something I saw a lot on Reddit’s piracy, largely due to it’s larger userbase and laxed memepost rules. I suppose it’s partly on me for taking it too seriously, but it definitely seemed like something people actually believed.

I’d just like to share my perspective on the piracy front, please don’t pirate things and then act like you’re doing justice. Just pirate things to pirate them. Or I mean, do whatever you want, I just personally find it tiresome seeing people acting like a messiah because they pirated a AAA game.