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| Why even develop a game using IP that is under legal action? by RetroRomper 01/06/2019, 9:51pm PST | ||||
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| That is the one thing I don't understand: why did Stardock (Brad essentially) even decide to develop a game using the Star Control IP while it was being actively litigated? Short of the guy being a complete and utter pompous ass (which his private correspondence about shutting down star-control.com, its forums and his "counter offer" would suggest,) how does that make any sort of business sense? Even the Judge called him out on it... He could have had his people make ANY OTHER GAME until all of this was finalized - a new IP, maybe another expansions to Sins of a Solar Empire, whatever, just... None of it makes sense. | ||||
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Star Control: Origins hit with DMCA notices on Steam and GOG by 01/01/2019, 2:29pm PST  Re: Star Control: Origins hit with DMCA notices on Steam and GOG by 01/01/2019, 6:06pm PST Here is the offer Wardell made the two devs, by the way by 01/01/2019, 6:07pm PST im looking for quality jo buds NT by 01/02/2019, 9:50pm PST It's really easy to find someone who will take raw dick up their ass but very di by 01/02/2019, 11:41pm PST The original devs identified what was copied. by 01/06/2019, 9:26am PST Re: The original devs identified what was copied. by 01/06/2019, 1:17pm PST Why even develop a game using IP that is under legal action? by 01/06/2019, 9:51pm PST cuz Brad suuuuuuuuuuuux NT by 01/08/2019, 12:48pm PST Anyone still following the drama here? NT by 02/06/2019, 9:10pm PST Yup! SC:O is back on Steam / GOG by 02/07/2019, 12:19am PST Re: Yup! SC:O is back on Steam / GOG by 02/07/2019, 6:53pm PST |
