And when one of the devs asked if they could have the publishing transferred to them rather than have the game delisted, WB responded "Eh, we already made the blanket decision not to transfer any of the rights." Another dev has already made the game available for free to download on their own website, hopefully they don't get WB going after then for illegally distributing it or something. Thankfully a lot of the big names like rainworld and battle chef brigade got out a while ago, but stuff like duck game and Kingsway are just going poof. At least, in terms of legally obtaining them. Piracy is preservation, after all.
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in reply to @catte's post:
Yeah theres been one or two chosts getting reposted around about it
warner bros discovery has been one of the most criticized companies of the past twelve months why would people NOT be talking about that
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in reply to @LucasTheDrgn's post:
i do appreciate that the dev responce is effectively "oh no sorry i wasnt asking, i was Telling you that if you delist my games the right to list returns to me"
