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No offense but isn't this what the last 5 EE "owners" have said?

This image from TaskManager says it all:

Don't get me started on the Facebook smilies

What company would want to buy the legal mess that has been created by passing the intellectual property through various owners, a couple companies, etc, with no clear agreements I imagine? Not to mention the liabilities with the data breaches

Now that the dysfunctional team consists of like three members does the long term plan from 2018 still hold any relevance?

Whoa, it’s been so long my dude

I've read the OP and Xeno's response, nothing else however because this thread is massive.

> If you're interested, please do message me on Discord so we can discuss it.

Hopefully its clear to everyone who is considering this that it will be an absolute waste of time to work on this game.
I think Luke quitting will be what finally kills this game. Josh is a great dev but he won't be able to continue to support all the technical aspects by himself, and nobody will (or should) work for basically free, especially in this work environment.
There has been so much drama in this game and it seems like nobody ever learns any lessons from it.
I'll wait and see what happens though, because if anything stays the same, it will be the fact the game isn't going to be finished, and that all the drama will be aired for everyone to read on the forums since the management has never heard of PR.

This is a really good point. I first started playing EE in my first year of middle school, and I'm now about to graduate college. That's a long time and I would be surprised if any of the "original" EE players were actually interested (or have time) to play such a game again.

I think we also need to consider that the popular days of EE came before the mobile games market really exploded. Browser games were a big thing back them, but with so much of the target audience now having smartphones, the medium has shifted considerably to mobile.

Well I think most people say E E as two letters, so E E U doesn't sound like Ew. Saying EE U or EE Universe seems fine.

Banned? No fun allowed here

Who at Player.IO thought it would be a good idea to let clients view (and modify?) this stuff directly? With this kind of security, how close are we to getting a cryptocurrency miner onto Player.IO's servers?

great meme, great job

GDPR does apply to any personal information, which includes IP addresses, emails, etc. There are of course legitimate reasons to store this data longer than 30 days (e.g. for ip bans).

Any data that is processed on your behalf is still your responsibility. Just because the data is stored on another server or processed by another provider doesn't mean it's not your data. (In fact, to comply with deletion requests and such, you need to remove the data from all third-parties that process data on your behalf as well). If your service providers are unable to comply with these requests, then they are not GDPR compliant themselves, making them unsuitable for you to use if you are going to be GDPR compliant. When you consider the requirements for the GDPR, you need to think about (and you should already know) where your data is, for example in web server logs, forum backups, your PayPal account (or whatever) for processing payments, etc.