Ready or Not added a nightclub level featuring the aftermath of a terrorist attack on the anniversary of the Orlando shooting.
Insider Gaming has learned that Void Interactive, the developers of Ready or Not, have had 4TB of data stolen in massive breach that includes all of the game's source code, including console builds.
Been keeping my eye on this game for a while but never took the plunge and bought it because it seems to get a lot of stick from the community that the devs are all talk and no action. They’ve been promising an awful lot but not actually releasing anything new so maybe an easy way out??
Guess they weren't ready.
It does suck though to see all your hard work be dumped out there like that hopefully the studio recovers
CG writes: On one hand, we get that it takes a lot of time and effort to mod a game and one should be entirely thankful as a consumer. However, we think some practices you might see on Patreon encourage piracy simply because the modder is seemingly being too greedy.
Should fans charge money for fangames? Because that what mods are, content made by fans, nothing else.
This "issue" has had a solution for decades. You credit the modders, and modders accept donations. Some mods are paid, that's up to the modders, if a console game wants to cater to that, that'd have to build in a whole storefront for that and I just don't see that happening. I'm also not fond of Bethesdas approach if skimming money off the work of others especially when the modders doesn't even charge for the mod themselves.
If they can do a better job than the devs. (which happens more often than not) yeah I wouldn't mind if their not too greedy.
Im not opposed to the idea depending on how much effort went in to creating it but how do we gauge that? And we all know how humans are, This is all a slippery slope, from horse armour to loot boxes, not the exact same thing but you get my drift. People get VERY greedy.
Is this the S.W.A.T. game to outswat the law enforcement legend that is S.W.A.T. 4?
I get adding controversial levels like the airport one in CoD but I think there is a time in a place to do it.
Ok. These guys are just intentionally creating controversy. You make a nightclub shooting level, call it Prism, and launch it on the anniversary of the Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando? That says it all. I love how the devs act like they're surprised Steam removed the game.
Don't like it don't buy or play the game it is not steams place as a marketplace to remove games because of this. Also world doesn't revolve around USA there have been 100 mass shootings in USA this year alone. Literally hundreds of shootings and such in every location imaginable at this point. I for one had no idea this was the anniversary of the nightclub shooting and I suspect that anyone not fairly local to it in USA wouldn't either.
If we want to remove any section of a game that had too much similarity to real world mass shooting sin USA the locations left for game devs to use would be very very very few indeed.
The devs were not ready.