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From the factorio school of business.
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this post was submitted on 04 Jun 2026
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Na, one is corporate greed while the other is not diminishing the contribution of the original backers.
Ill be honest. I only new this cuz of the g2a fight.
Wait, I'm out of the loop here. What is this G2A fight? I don't use that site because it's greymarket and often ends up not actually supporting the developers, but would still like to know what is happening.
Old news but since factorio doesnt go on sale they were able to confirm that the keys sold by g2a were stolen.
https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2020/05/g2a-confirms-stolen-game-key-sales-pays-40000-to-factorio-devs/
Okay. I already knew that much, but thank you. Yeah that is the reason I only use IsThereAnyDeal.com to find sales, instead of like G2A/Kinguin.
aaaaa clair obscur is almost cheap enough for me to afford
I only ever used g2a for some sharkcards back when i was dumb enough to buy them, but microtransactions are scummy anyway so i didn't really care if it wasn't supporting the game