VonRaschke
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- Aug 11, 2016
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This. You can never elimintate piracy completely and so it's a fool's errand to devote the majority of time fighting piracy instead of devoting that time towards appeasing your fans. Unless dsp3000 has stumbled upon revolutionary proprietary tech that no one else, even non-porn game studios, have figured out before then it sounds like he's getting way too bogged-down on trying to eliminate piracy, and that can be maddening for a developer to the point where their creative work is stifled.Quote all!
An example is nlt developer: its game is on free site after 5 minutes form the release, but it has thousands of supporters.
If the game is a good game, supporters are a lot, also for free games.
Money are not reletad to the fact a game is pirated or not.
Patreon is full of that examples.
Other doubt: the access for not public content is possible only when you are patreon subscriber?
I enjoyed dsp3000's games much, much more than Chaotic's, but if he's going to get lost in the weeds while nickel & dime'ing people that want to support him because they like his games then that's really disappointing.