- Thread starter James009
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- Jan 6, 2019
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The very second of getting alert that there are some new comments I was so excited there will be some juicy news......
- Nov 16, 2018
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It's still profitable without him posting anything, he is still receiving over 400$ for nothing.... So I think that is pretty profitable if you consider it, as his last release was Dec 2020.
Makes over 3000$ for doing nothing.
Just my thoughts.
- Apr 6, 2018
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If someones game is abandoned, it is okay creating his game right? what i mean is continue?
- Jun 12, 2017
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It was said hundreds of times, but nobody really tried to continue an abandoned game yet, would be nice if it ever happens.
- Jan 10, 2018
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The developer retains IP rights to work that was published, whether it has an "abandoned" tag on a pirate game site or not.
Having said that, the IP protection only applies to elements that the dev created themselves, not to a general story or use of existing graphics. So, you could continue the game (even roughly recreating the existing game) so long a you don't use any assets or unique lore created by the dev.
For instance, you could use the name Zoe, because that's not something the author created. Even the name of the game is a common phrase and so not protected. The name ntrgames is protected, and probably the exact image of the protagonist (but you could copy it pretty closely without violating IP protections). The specific dialogue is protected.
But I'd ask you the same thing I ask everyone who wants to continue someone else's game; if you have the skills and desire to create a game, why not make it your own game? Use the original as an inspiration, but don't voluntarily restrict yourself from doing as you please. Plus, explicitly recreating/continuing someone else's game is always going to attract a degree of hate because you "aren't doing it right" according to some self-proclaimed expert in the original game.
How weird to assume anyone cares for IP rights around here...
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We are all little angels and innocent.How weird to assume anyone cares for IP rights around here...
- Aug 22, 2018
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Only if you get permission.
Devs still keep the rights to their games, you can't just take someone else's game and carry it on. Well, you could but they could claim any money you make from it.
We don't because we can afford to not care, we aren't making any profit from other peoples IP's.How weird to assume anyone cares for IP rights around here...
A dev trying to profit from something should care because it's them that get screwed over with copyright laws.
Common sense really.
Absolutely. Go right ahead.
I would advise against trying to connect any of your personal bank accounts to any such project, but other than that, knock yourself out!
Why do you assume he's attempting to make any profit out of it, is what I'm wondering.
We're all pirates here. We don't know words like "permission", "rights", or "IP".
Good advice actually!
- Aug 22, 2018
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Most of us do because we have common sense.
People that don't use that little bit of common sense soon learn words like "court", "lawsuit" and "fine".
You really are on the wrong website, aren't you...?
- Jan 10, 2018
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The adult gaming world is a bit bigger than you seem to realize. If VolksKrieg was only interested in continuing the game for the small handful of people here on F95zone, you'd probably be right that he needn't concern himself with IP considerations. However, the original game was not unique to F95zone and there is no reason to believe that a continuation would be any different.
You really are on only the one website, aren't you...?
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It's really sad, lots of games that i love are abandoned. This one is really special and has a lot of potential. I still have a little hope that the dev will give us some positive news.
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We from the Taliban don`t give a shit about "court", "lawsuit" and "fine"