Only a child would work for free, right? I mean, whether it’s about the money or just that personal satisfaction, there’s always a price for your time! Not everyone’s born rich or living it up in their mom’s apartment without a care, you know?
Of course, no one will work for free.
But this does not apply to hobbies, believe me, I am able to evaluate things and draw conclusions about what is a job and what is a hobby.
And hey, you mentioned an extreme example, but didn’t think about how most people quit their games because life just gets too stressful. That’s how adult life goes. Seriously, you’ve got to trust me on this—having financial support is important. I’m sure you can relate to that in some way!
How do they abandon their projects or close them?
Bad game design, loss of interest in the game, bad game code, lack of sales of the game, bad reputation.
Wow, how many reasons have you listed to me, and well, in the end there will probably be a reason about your personal life
I’m not looking to debate or anything; there’s really nothing more to say. It’s not like we’re back in 2017. I’ve got too many stories of my own that make me hold tight to my beliefs, no matter what.
I will not put on a collar of normality and put up with the fact that illegal content is being sold to me under the pretext of support.
I just felt the need to post this because I saw you start this argument in another thread, and it made my blood boil to see you trying again.
I did not argue, but explained to people what the author of the game was trying to get them to do and that was it.
(This does not apply to 3d or 2d content, where the author actually makes content and wants to earn it is already his right.)
