If you need to clarify that your characters are of legal age…

It’s pretty clear this was their marketing strategy from the start. Just play the “we’re a victim of evil valve” card and suck up some sympathy pre-order buys.

Reminder that there was about 5 devs + some outside contractors that made amnesia the dark decent. An excellent horror game. Made by a very small dev team.

These guys just suck. And then they want to cry about how it’s not their fault they suck.

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To adress your edit first. That’s not what he said. He said the majority of Linux users are cheaters, not that the majority of cheaters are on Linux.

If you want to be upset about things people say, at least understand what they’re saying…

I don’t think you’re a programmer. I don’t think you’ve worked on the backend of software. It’s seldom as easy as “just fix it”. All software are built in blocks, added over time. Sometimes, it’s not until much later you realise one of the blocks are unstable. But it’s not as easy as just replacing the block. You’ll have to dismantle everything built above it, reconstruct the entire block, and then build everything back up. Sometimes from scratch, because while you’re at it, might as well fix some other issues too.

It’s a massive undertaking, can take a very long time. And while you’re doing all of that. You don’t have time for anything else.

What he is saying, is that they’re currently fighting enough cheaters on Windows as it is, they don’t have time to do it on Linux either, all while maintaining two codebases instead of one.

Now. I don’t play rust. Just not my cup of tea. But it’s silly, how many comments here either don’t even understand the argument he’s making (including yourself) and/or have no understanding what so ever of what software development on projects decades old actually entail.

It’s so funny how you say they don’t care about their creative work at all, because in my experience. You’d have to care a lot about the project to justify the headache of maintaining decade old codebases. It’s seldom fun. We’re talking months of headache for a single day of gratification. And then it starts all over.