Earlier this week, former EA CEO and current Unity president John Riccitiello said that developers who didn’t value “Krypton Gold” early in the game were the most beautiful, purest, and smartest people, but also fools (the biggest f* cking idiots). After this remark was announced, it immediately caused an uproar among game developers, and was even boycotted by some developers. At present, John Riccitiello issued an announcement on social media, apologizing for the previous remarks. Riccitiello said in his apology that his wording was indeed rude, but he was actually very respectful of order, and their work was amazing, whether it was AAA or indie games. At the same time, Riccitiello also explained his own statement. Sometimes all game developers want is to have friends who love games, he said. Art for art’s sake, art for friends’ sake. Others expect players to spend dollars on games or game items in order to make ends meet. Both views are noble. However, it now appears that most of the .
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