Re: Why do people talk about cloned games on the forum?
These kids seriously have nothing better to do. Then again, this has probably been a fever dream waiting to happen for the longest time. Given the fact programming languages are free to pick up now, people could've cloned years ago but unless they actually went and bought bgt it would be harder for them to *attempt* to hide the fact that it is a clone. Remember, with the internet and practically anyone and everyone being able to pass stuff around now, mediocrity is far easier spread, I mean just look at more than half of social media. It's also in part due to the fact that some of these kids who are on the internet now may have started out unsupervised, and no one's there to kick their ass in person when they screw up. That's not a language barrier thing either, it happens in the US all the time with under 13 year old people now playing Fortnight like no one's business, being taught bad money-management by microtransactions (you can't avoid at least seeing them) and so naturally they are going to ask their whomever to buy $30 of stuff that will disappear after a few rounds because it's temporary, and of course the developer isn't going to stop that because then the game would not be freemium anymore, and their aim is tons and tons of downloads of course. But I digress. The point is that fewer people are being taught netequette the right way anymore because their actions don't have repercussions serious enough to suit them.
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