Now if you refuse to accept how things work fine, but then do something about it instead of cursing and trolling everyone that actually have experience in the industry.
I don't know, create an association, start a movement or something else.
If no one likes the garbage as you say, it won't be hard to get people to join your cause, after all it takes one person to change the world.
From the previous discussions, it's pretty pointless to debate proper development practices with lock-in proponents. They don't get it or if they do, but they don't care, since they are after anti-user practices by design.
To me it looks more like it isn't that easy to gather people to your cause as you affirm.
After all you argue against everyone like myself, with games development experience, as apparent in several games related forums on Reddit and who knows where else, and yet don't get anyone to pay attention.
Yes I am perfectly alright defending industry practices, try to offend me won't change anything on the games industry.
If you want to change anything start a revolution, writing comments is easy.
What keeps surprising me is how angry you are against the industry, and yet are unable to do anything useful to our society besides writing rants on online forums.
After all I would expect that with such energy we would have seen you at some GDC(E) teaching us the true path, leading the way out of the slavery from game development industry practices.
https://www.gdcvault.com/
https://igda.org/
https://www.mcvuk.com/
https://www.gamesradar.com/edge/
https://rebootdevelop.com/
https://www.makinggames.biz/
https://dev.paxsite.com
https://igf.com/
https://www.assembly.org/
https://2020.revision-party.net
Now if you refuse to accept how things work fine, but then do something about it instead of cursing and trolling everyone that actually have experience in the industry.
I don't know, create an association, start a movement or something else.
If no one likes the garbage as you say, it won't be hard to get people to join your cause, after all it takes one person to change the world.