After suing a Disco Elysium writer to prevent him from making his own game, a tech CEO who's allegedly banned from the Disco Elysium subreddit is trying to crowdfund a spiritual successor
https://www.pcgamer.com/games/rpg/after-suing-a-disco-elysium-writer-to-prevent-him-from-making-his-own-game-a-tech-ceo-whos-allegedly-banned-from-the-disco-elysium-subreddit-is-trying-to-crowdfund-a-spiritual-successor/Open linkView original on lemmy.ca156
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The drama of the studio itself should be made into the next game.
Real life Wirrâl.
How many games and studios do you think have been ruined by uncreative people who do 'business' with things like non-competes and non-disclosure agreements?
As someone that’s worked in games for about 20 years, I’d say anytime you see a developer shoot itself in the foot, this a solid first guess.
"Hopetown"??? are you serious??
Narrator:
He was serious.
What a dick
This is reverse flash levels of petty
I wonder what made Martin Luiga join Longdue. I've only heard negative things about that studio so far and I thought he was involved in Red Info with Kurvitz, Rostov, and Hindpere.
Fuck tech ceos
Mental note to never buy Hopetown.