Posted October 24, 2018
Honestly, it's probably just me being ignorant, but even if there are other big publishers apart from Disney (such as Activision, EA, etc.) whose some of their games are actually being sold here on GOG, I don't think these other big publishers would actually care to even make a considerably big move such as pulling their games from GOG in response to the "offensive" tweets that GOG has been posting quite recently. Given the evidence that you tried comparing the situation which GOG is currently facing, with how Disney fired the Guardians of the Galaxy movie director due to the offensive tweets he had once long posted (quite ridiculous honestly, knowing that a person can change during the huge difference in time between the dates those tweets were tweeted and the time the director got fired), this merely proves the point that Disney has probably been the only single big company that's been really active when it comes to abruptly ending contracts with its partners that Disney deems to no longer hold the same values as them.
So I don't think GOG should worry too much and better focus on improving the contents of its future tweets that it plans on posting if GOG doesn't want to ever have to deal with this kind of situation ever again (although being sick of other big publishers for spoiling their customers too much can also be considered to be a reason) since the probability of other big publishers taking the same course of action in response to GOG's offensive tweets as what the movie company you just mentioned has taken is still quite blurry (this doesn't mean that the probability is also high as we can't really know for sure). However, the same cannot be said about Electronic Arts as I fear that Disney may play a part in influencing the decisions that EA may take regarding the matter.
So I don't think GOG should worry too much and better focus on improving the contents of its future tweets that it plans on posting if GOG doesn't want to ever have to deal with this kind of situation ever again (although being sick of other big publishers for spoiling their customers too much can also be considered to be a reason) since the probability of other big publishers taking the same course of action in response to GOG's offensive tweets as what the movie company you just mentioned has taken is still quite blurry (this doesn't mean that the probability is also high as we can't really know for sure). However, the same cannot be said about Electronic Arts as I fear that Disney may play a part in influencing the decisions that EA may take regarding the matter.
Post edited October 24, 2018 by Vingry