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Originally Posted by Rufus
You're using conflicting terms here. Graal isn't an engine and therefore a game. It is being sold as a game on the website and as far as anyone is concerned, member or not, it is trying to be a game. The engine might be used on Graal, but that is something they use a different title for when referring to it, and a different website for when they're selling it.
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It is an engine that have several playerworlds, aka games, created. On the website it is not sold as a game, however, their
playerworlds are being sold. Playerworlds are
hosted by the so-called game.
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Originally Posted by Rufus
Incorrect. As it is a game and not an open source project, it is their job to provide in every aspect of their product.
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Not every development tool is open source, far from it.
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Originally Posted by Rufus
There is a difference between developing as a hobby and developing towards a successful server, and there's different reasoning behind both. You make no money from your servers, and every server as a collective is making up this so-called game. Server staff should certainly not be expected to provide advertising as well as game content, that is just ridiculous.
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Doesn't change the fact that you yourself make the choice to pay and develop on of those servers, eventually contributing to making the hosting platform even bigger.