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The rules are you want to buy a game you buy a game. Ez
To play chicken it shouldn't figuratively be cyclist vs armored truck, we all know who wins that.
People have said that when Early Access started - it's still here.
People have said that when Pre-Release was introduced - it's still here.
People have said that when 1st-week DLCs started to appear - they are still here.
People have called to boycott Bethesda, EA, etc. - They are ALL still here.
What does that tell you?
It is disastrously simple to derail a train.
Where are these companies going to sell their games?
Gamestop? Ninja plz.
They gonna set up their own websites to sell direct? Good luck with that, the cost of setting up a proper retail at that scale would probably be more than they'd make off a game.
One of the other loaders? Epic? Gog? Don't think so.
Valve/Steam holds more cards than you give credit for.
No market = no sales = no publishers making money.
When the publishers get mad and push back against the processors for not playing ball.... we'll see what happens then.
They’ll sell where they can. If that means moving to epic or gog then they will. They won’t sacrifice profit and their own well being for “the cause”. It must be nice having no clue how the world works