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Also, shovel you do realize I'm giving you an argument against daybreak's claims and you're disputing it right? Like you do get that?
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Idk what you mean by that. but you're trying to compare 3k peak p99 during launch week of green.
To 30k active users logging into and out of their accounts 24 hours a day on THJ. So to go all the way back to your original question "but green had like 3k players why did THJ not care about that" Idk you'd have to ask them, but what you can know is that between 3-30k is when they start caring.
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I want to be clear im not trying to justify their cash shop or making tons of money off THJ, I just outright reject the narrative that it was mainly because of that reason. The P99 community has been vehemently opposed to RMT since the start, and its ingrained in the culture, so when they see THJ getting shut down and one of the key differences is that they monetized it, the players here want to assume that's the reason because of their deeply seeded hatred of RMT. They a corporation, they are calculated. They arent going to stir the pot just out of spite. They could clearly see THJ was affecting their revenue, it was being advertised ALL over the place with multiple EQ content creators on youtube and other social media gushing over THJ while simultaneously trashing DBG for inferior product. | |||
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[QUOTE=Bones;3765322]Why would the company suddenly care if someone else is profiting if its not affecting their revenue at all?/QUOTE] I'm confused by this question. Basically every company doesn't like it when someone is profiting off their IP. The theory (whether accurate or not) being that if someone is spending money on your IP via that unauthorized third party's monetization of it, then it's money you might otherwise see as the IP holder that you're now losing. Every company looks at it this way. Monetizing another company's IP is basically a guaranteed way to get sued by the IP holder...especially in the gaming industry. It's why for example mods, even complete overhaul mods, are allowed to exist for games but if you try and monetize it the studio shuts you down. | |||
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I agree with your points, though. But I do think once Daybreak legal saw that THJ was operating a marketplace, their tune might have changed from sending a Cease and Desist to outright lawsuit. | |||
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But you take it as an insult and just can't accept the answer to your question is: somewhere between 3k-30k What part of this upsets you so much [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]
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