Krafton a single
Krafton signals
People gotta be doing this on purpose
jaennaet@sopuli.xyz 1 day ago
“We look forward to working with Ted Gill”, sure you fucking do. Do those people take us for absolute fucking imbeciles? Everybody knows they’ll just try to fuck Unknown Worlds over at the first chance they get.
Love Subnautica but I’m not giving Krafton a single cent.
Krafton a single
Krafton signals
People gotta be doing this on purpose
Guitar@lemmy.world 1 day ago
You’d hurt Krafton more if Unkown World earns enough revenue to trigger the $250 million payout. Obviously a single word from Krafton can’t be trusted, but that’s all the more reason to hit them with this. I’m all for not giving money to a shitty company. But the payout was the whole reason they tried to pull this hostile takeover shit in the first place. If Krafton doesn’t end up having to pay that money to UW, then it’s a victory for them. If you really want Krafton to be punished, buy the game and make them pay, literally. If UW has all that money at the end of this, it will put them in a stronger position to not get pushed around by Krafton. Ultimately, Krafton put itself in this position because they made a deal they regretted, and tried to weasel out of it. Don’t let them succeed if you hate them and love Subnautica.
jaennaet@sopuli.xyz 1 day ago
How much would $250 million really hurt Krafton?
Guitar@lemmy.world 22 hours ago
Enough that they were willing to risk doing this to their reputation against the advice of lawyers. So I’d say pretty damn bad. But if you decide it’s not where you wanna put your money, that’s fair too.
Cethin@lemmy.zip 16 hours ago
But it also helps the game sell better. I’d bet, if the game does well, Kraft on will make far more than that back. They didn’t purchase the company to lose money. They just thought they could get out of paying that money and make more profit. It’s not that they’d not make a profit by avoiding this, just less.
protist@retrofed.com 22 hours ago
Their 2024 gross revenue was about $1.9 billion, so $250 million would be over 13% of their total annual revenue