“I like the sound of this, I look forward to learn more” doesn’t stand for “Nevermind, lol! I was just guessing! My bad!”.

He’s essentially challenging them to prove beyond any reasonable doubt that they are opening the platform and putting down the foundations to prevent it could be closed in the future.

Yeah I think it’s ok to have some fear about a developement environment, but the problem is he shoulda read about some of this stuff before blowing things outta proportion without nailing down the specifics to cement his argument..

And even Tim Sweeney couldn’t decode their meaning or purpose. He wasn’t getting anything from communications to him that assuaged his fears.

The problem he’s describing has less to do with the individual fear he has about what’s going on and more to do with the greater problem Microsoft has always had: that they do not communicate a clear and concise message in terms anyone–even developers–can understand. More than that, they refuse to produce examples of things they say answer your problems/questions.

They say games can be sold in UWP format via other stores, but are there any examples of that? No.

So right now, all we have is their word.

Translation – I have no games of any worth on my system of choice.

his point was nonsense and based on nothing…there is no real point if its just based on fears.
And when i look at there quarterly and years gross income…..i think there state of affairs are great. That comment in itself shows how little you know about business…sure there no apple when it comes to making money, but they beat, or get close to what google does every quarter, one of the biggest companies in the world.
Maybe you should focus on Sony current state of affairs.

Ruggarell your meltdowns over Uncharted 64 this weekend have been even more embarrassing. Really pathetic, tbh fam

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Looking forward to another embarrassing climbdown from MS’ current state of affairs.