He is right, but at the same time I would feel sad if I wrote it and looked at the comments. Even though I didn't write it, I feel sad just by looking at those comments....
Everyone is entitled to an opinion and I'm fine if someone doesn't care or if people still want to buy products made by the developers, that are just part of THQ Nordic in some way. Still, I'm not fine with their excuse via Twitter, of it just being a mistake, not looking it up and be done with it. It's not that simple and it shouldn't be that simple. It was more than just one person and not a mistake, but an action they wanted to do. I'm not the first one to scream for rolling heads, I worked in the industry myself, I made mistakes live every person (not those kind though...if you want to call that a "mistake), but in the end there has to be some clear communication and follow-up and they need to make that public.
I can also understand people that do not want to buy or support a company, after this whole case. Which is again sad for the developers and all the people that have done nothing wrong at all and that's why there need to be more than just a "I'm sorry, didn't know what I was doing, k, thx, bye".
