Hopefully it's also Monday for the mods
Epic should definitely be in the Evil alignment tho
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Honestly, I felt the same but when I try to order for evilness somehow it didn't get on top 3.
I'd swap EA and Ubi. EA is as bad as Ubi AND has the tendency to take beloved franchises and kill them. Definitely Chaotic Evil. A tumor on the games industry.
I’d say swap ubi with epic first. Epic is evil while Ubisoft is just incompetent. Then you can swap epic up to the top or whatever.
Epic is evil while Ubisoft is just incompetent
Incompetence is a form of evil. Put them both in the same square.
Epic takes less cuts from games than anything else and has fought against monopolies on mobile devices
Let's face it, all AAA publishers are chaotic evil at this point.
Personally, I'd swap Steam and GOG
That would also work though I chose the good side as DRM-free side, mostly.
Fair
GoG openly uses genAI... I would put them somewhere on evil.
What do they use it for?
https://www.eurogamer.net/gog-faces-difficult-questions-about-generative-ai-use
Marketing Artwork, apparently. Some of their employees have spoken out about it.
Damn, that's hilarious cause Valve has been hiring artists for their sales.
C'mon Lemmy, pick your fighter.
American DRM 'monopoly' (they hire actual artists) vs European DRM-free underdog (they post AI slop)
Thr functional monopoly does not get to occupy thr "good" column judt because gamers can't help but fall, hungerly, on billionaire Gabe Newell's crotch.
Does it get to occupy it for pouring their money into finally making gaming on Linux viable?