Comment Comment by elevenoh I - and many I know - won't spend the majority of our waking lives developing atop an engine that's now 40% owned by Tencent.Why? Because my users trust me.So I won't make decisions that increase the likelihood of my users being exploited.User exploitation is something tech folks doesn't seem consider, for now, anyway. But thankfully folks are waking up, and it's effecting valuations.Sad to see that Epic sold out.Tim Sweeney (epic CEO) acted short term out of the allure of $. It'll be hard to look into your employees & children's eyes not deeply regret this.I've shifted to Unity. Turns out it's remarkably better, so I can't complain about this impetus for the switch. parent elevenoh 6 years ago
Why? Because my users trust me.
So I won't make decisions that increase the likelihood of my users being exploited.
User exploitation is something tech folks doesn't seem consider, for now, anyway. But thankfully folks are waking up, and it's effecting valuations.
Sad to see that Epic sold out.
Tim Sweeney (epic CEO) acted short term out of the allure of $. It'll be hard to look into your employees & children's eyes not deeply regret this.
I've shifted to Unity. Turns out it's remarkably better, so I can't complain about this impetus for the switch.