NickFire
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ironically I actually was a fan of Hoeg’s Law before all the MS-ABK stuff but just sheesh
buying the largest third party publisher in an industry which neither of your major competitors in that industry can afford to do would fall under unfair I’d think…
I wouldn't say he's lost in right field on that take. But I would say he's completely missed the forest through the trees. Reason is simple. Using non-gaming revenue to try putting a gaming competitor out of business is an unfair practice to the competitor, the people working in the industry, and above all else the average gaming consumer.
And this was always about controlling COD and one day foreclosing access IMO. Sure they would take a temporary financial hit when that occurs. But this is a company that can afford the hit, is happily taking a hit on Starfield via foreclosure (despite Phil saying even if its an 11/10, it . . . . ), and gave away years of access to its games for a measly $1. A down year or two for COD, or penalty here or there, wouldn't mean squat to them.