Yes, I know the difference between the two but sometimes stuff gets swapped when typing :(

Those can all be read different ways. But I've read his Twitter, especially the more recent ones after, and it's pretty obvious which way what he said should be read. He does not seem regretful that this happened because of his temperament and actions. He seems regretful that he got caught. Not to mention it all…

Maybe Gabe secretly hates the HL series and he is the one holding it back!

Re-read what he wrote. Not that it included a jab at a member (or one he considers not a member) of his team and at "shitty corporations". Follow that up by reading all of his recent Tweets, assuming he hasn't deleted them, and you won't feel the way you do.

The discount and the label lost them sales. And it was actually the labeling. If you go to this Twitter he specifically says that, "so many people don't buy EA games". Which I am one of those people.

Early Access is a Steam thing that allows small developers to sell their game while they are in alpha/beta forms to help fund the rest of the games creation. In theory and even in practice it's a pretty good thing. However, it can and has been abused by people/teams/companies and so a lot of people refuse to buy…

When have you ever been able to tell people publicly that you are going to kill them in this direct of a manner? I'll answer for you: Never.

Did you miss the two jabs he made in his apology? One at a contributor not actually being a team member and one where he called all corporations shitty? Not to mention how much all of this feels like a ploy as well? Hell, go look at his Twitter. He feels bad about being caught. Not because of what he said.

Ever since I watched that episode of the Jimquisition when it aired I have found myself going through new Steam titles to see if they are Strategy First releases.

Also note that he casually mentioned that there are 4 or 5 members depending on who you count which sounds suspiciously like he didn't count one of the contributing members and is airing it in his apology post. Also, this thing all wreaks of being a ploy.

Well, the problem here is there is nothing stopping them from this being a last ditch effort to get the game on Steam and get sales. He says he sold his half. He might have. Or it might just be a ploy, even if he did sell it (not sure what he is selling here since they aren't public which makes this even more…

Well, they have done this with two other games so they are pretty far up the ladder as far as I am concerned.

Do you not remember the start of this? It was reported that a journalist got involved with a game dev and then reviewed her game with high praise. That literally started it all. Except that was proven false and a fabrication. Everything else is just angry momentum and makes very little sense. You want justice for…

A lot of these games were getting made before the companies were getting large amounts of money to produce them. So when they were finally released they were rolling in money, if successful, and could easily keep up support to keep the money coming in. That isn't the case now as you are now fully relying on those…

Because nobody is forcing them to and despite not being a publicly traded company they still love money. Until another player comes in that seriously impacts Valve and Steam and they also offer refunds then Steam will most likely not. Except in Europe where they are forced to. US law should force them to but that…

You treat all threats, especially ones that claim that they want to murder somebody, as serious. If you don't then it not only becomes acceptable to do so more people would but it could also get somebody killed who didn't take a threat as seriously as they should have.

PA simply wasn't finished and they show no signs of doing as they intended. The devs just sort of flopped it out there and didn't deliver on promises. And from the perspective of the bleachers it looks as if the dev wasn't raking in as much dough anymore with PA and simply wanted to drop it as "released", barely…

PC's have been able to use controllers since PC's played games pretty much. You have more freedom in your choice of peripheral than any other. To perpetuate the stereotype that PC gamers will irk at the sight of a controller hooked up to their system is right up there with assuming that all people who played video…

Actually, the 88 refers to his fighting game team called Crazy 88 but he was actually close to that age either way and taken way too soon.

Myself and many others donated to this cause and not because we knew Terrance but because he sounded like a hell of a guy that will be missed dearly by those who knew and loved him. My thoughts go out to his friends and family.