They no longer exist, they were bought by Valve a few years ago.

"i don't like this *insert anything*, so you shouldn't too"
get a life

Originally posted by _veleron:

They no longer exist, they were bought by Valve a few years ago.

It's the same devs. Valve didn't buy them and then replace everyone.

Originally posted by ＳΛＩＮＴ:

"i don't like this *insert anything*, so you shouldn't too"
get a life

It's called having a moral compass and holding those standards up to others.
You should try it, consoomer.

PewDiePie is just another hacker that got caught.

Campo Santo is originally from California, of course they are gonna soy it up and be offended by everything under the sun. Game itself is good, even if the devs are pearl clutching human trashfires

These devs also made Half-Life: Alyx
They were dissolved into Valve, the money goes directly to Valve.
You're "supporting the devs" by using Steam.

Originally posted by God Emperor Sigmar Heldenhammer:

https://gamerant.com/pewdiepie-copyright-strike-firewatch/

Do not support developers like this.

Oh, hello traveller from the past. Welcome to the 2024. I hope won't to shocked by the state of the world. A lot has happened since 2017.

Originally posted by God Emperor Sigmar Heldenhammer:

It's called having a moral compass and holding those standards up to others.

Isn't that exactly what the Developers did?

The article you link in your OP states the reason for action was due to racist language by the content creator during a stream.

this thread is about 5 years late, which says a lot for our sense of fashion

On one hand, I dislike cancel-culture and virtue signalling.

On the other, I REALLY hate Youtubers, and Pewdiepie specifically is cancer.

So I've got mixed feelings here, but ultimately feel like the world came out ahead.

what is this clickbait ? gtfo

Valve owns the studio that made this game now.

who is this homeless old guy in the article and why should someone care?

Developers don't have the ability to copy-right strike. Only publishers can do this. The devs aren't responsible for what you're describing the PUBLISHER is.