Machiavellian said:
If he is not burning the bridge he sure enough have it lit. It's not the fact that he stated that communication was poor with MS but he also criticize the console. If he would have just left it at bad communication then I would agree with you but the attitude from the quote would make dealings strained. You notice most developers who have dealings with console OEMs never say anything public negative about the system. Most business would not want to deal with someone who will come out and start to criticize their system if things become touché. On another note, for developers who are developing for the X1, you get a free Unity license anyway so I really do not see why any cross or exclusive indie developer on the X1 would look to this developer engine when there is a very powerful free alternative.
On your previous post, I did not see it so I apologize for my response to yours since you made reference to my points. |
I really dont see the big deal with hes comments. When MS approaches him and makes everything good then there will be an article from this same guy talking about how lovely it is to develop for the X1.
If that does happen then i think we can all direct out anger at the devs for being total hypocrites lol.
Also yeah the engine...i doubt this has a big impact on anything, but i think the main point about the article is the negatice sentiment towards MS and how they are (or were) dealing with smaller devs. To be honest think all the major guys treat the smaller guys like shit..until recently when indies and mobile games really started seeing big successes. Thats when Sony changed its tune. MS just seemed slow to adapt....they have already addressed the issue since though with ID@Xbox.
And no prob :)