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Ready or Not Developer Has 4TB Of Data Stolen Including Full Source Code
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this post was submitted on 17 Apr 2024
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Why? I can't see any benefit to this. RoN isnt a huge blockbuster of a game, so its not like they will be able to pay out big. Its in a state where the developers really shouldn't even care if players are getting the source code, as it still is getting updates. I can see there being an issue if someone else tries building the source code with a ripoff game or something, but that will get shut down easily, so I don't see the point of this? Is someone that did this mad that the game portrays police as the good guys? I just dont get it.
I don't think many, if not most, thieves care about how much their victims have. They'll just demand a sum and the victims can get fucked for all they care.