Developer earns R550,000 per day, game ruined his life

Hiro said:
haha, nice one :-)

but seriously, i don't get the fuss. I tried the game for about 5 minutes and hated it. controls were rubbish and physics were non-existent. the speed of rise and fall felt horribly unbalanced
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I didn't seem to have that problem. Took me a while to get the hang of it but once you get used to the speed of the rise and fall it's no more frustrating than any other game. I don't understand all the hate.
 
TBlaar said:
This is also what I heard... he pulled everything due to a large law suit not just because he felt like it.
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I heard about that but there is no official news . But such speculations would also contribute to making one's life rather problematic.
 
The question is will they get any buyers? Or will they just be like those wishful people who put up common steam cards on the market for hundreds of dollars each when the average card goes for a few cents?
 
There must of been some kind of lawsuit or something, I cant imagine someone just throwing away a golden egg laying goose just like that.
My highest score is 52, damn game is addictive.
 
In other news: Flappy Bird Creator Receives Death Threats...

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Nice going Gaming Community...
 
Ike_009 said:
That stuff depresses me, I wish the would arrest guys who make those kinds of comments. Seriously the guy is allowed to remove a game if he wants and also if the game is crappy why would you kill him for removing it, seriously.
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You cant take these things personally, like another poster said earlier he should of hired someone else to deal with the crap. I mean is it really that hard for him to stop reading twitter. If someone said to me you can have R500 000 a day but you cant use social media I would be as happy as a pig in shit lol but that's just me.
 
XbatousaiX said:
You cant take these things personally, like another poster said earlier he should of hired someone else to deal with the crap. I mean is it really that hard for him to stop reading twitter. If someone said to me you can have R500 000 a day but you cant use social media I would be as happy as a pig in shit lol but that's just me.
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Still doesn't make the act alight, sure you don't have to take it personally but eventually there will be one to many straws on the camels back. I don't get the logic where we say online bullying is alright and the guy shouldn't take it personally even though the guy put a lot of time and effort into their app/video/game/song, why should we have to build walls instead of sorting out the guy with a hammer.
 
Ike_009 said:
Still doesn't make the act alight, sure you don't have to take it personally but eventually there will be one to many straws on the camels back. I don't get the logic where we say online bullying is alright and the guy shouldn't take it personally even though the guy put a lot of time and effort into their app/video/game/song, why should we have to build walls instead of sorting out the guy with a hammer.
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I agree it shouldn't be done in the first place and if there was a way to police these idiots with hammers I'm all for it but there isn't. So the only thing to do if you cant handle it is to not read it in the first place.
 
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