>>714738641
I've had the last reply to just about every single fucking one of them. But sure let's go through them
>unanswered questions about government overreach
If your argument is that it is hindering developers' ability to create games, see:
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>impact on indie devs of marginalized backgrounds
Lmao. That's an actual bot post: >>714734968
But just to make sure we're clear here, dependency injection and abstract factory patterns are not difficult to implement. It's something you learn in Gang of Four, which is a rudimentary software architecture book. It would be incredibly rare for an indie developer to over-engineer their game to require hundreds of expensive microservices to fund their potentially profitable endeavor. If someone wants to take their paycheck, go into a casino and bet it all on black so they can pay their car payment. I can't say the government should help you there
>the unaddressed harassment of streamers who just want more answers from this initiative.
Not only was there an hour-long video that addressed each of his points without even naming him, Ross also went out of his way again to directly quote and respond to each of his comments.
Also
>Eat my ass

My response to you is completely hinged on a willful disbelief that you're interested in an actual discussion. However, for anybody reading this thread casually, I am 90% sure I am responding to a corporate shill