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When you say he "did the same thing" with rockstar. What do you think he did?
The mod is for 35 games, yes one other company decided to remove their game from the mod, and luke ross immediately did so... it took about a week of work to remove it while he locked down access to the mod suite at his own expense, sure he grumbled that it was a dumb move from rockstar but we all hoped maybe it meant rockstar was considering their own VR port so it made sense. But they didn't.
Is that what a jerk does?
I think you have no idea what luke ross does.
What do I mean? He sold the same mod as a "Rockstar VR mod" behind his shittly little paywall and then their lawyers had to send him a cease and desist for that. And he whined like a little baby then too. He didn't learn his lesson then and he hasn't learned his lesson now because this is a cash grab, not an attempt to break into the industry or anything traditionally respected modders aim for.
Look, just because you're too retarded to understand he broke laws, doesn't mean he didn't break laws.
Confirmed, you have no idea what luke ross does. You read one uninformed headline, and then read another uninformed headline.