PVB wrote:arron wrote:Yak wrote:Maybe we'll name it after our lamb.
Oh, hang on...

How about 0v1n3 (Ovine)? It certainly fits
I'm sorry if I stirred all this trouble, but to me Jeff ought to get what he's rightfully due in an increasingly competitive commercial environment, being one of an decreasing number of good guys vs the Suits and less than five quid seemed very very cheap. If you can keep enough tucked away for a welsh rainy day to keep new games coming out, then you're onto a winner as far as continuing to exist as a games house.
Plus it's not as if the extra few coins would go to waste with the YakLlab's increasing flock. You could buy a lot of sheep pencils and McVities bikkies for that amount of money.

I can see where you're coming from, but lets face it, there's a lot of people out there that would grab a pirated copy of Geometry Wars 2 rather than pay £4 for it.
Still, Yak could always put text in the game pointing to other games they can still buy, like GR++.
Or maybe to buy the printed edition of 'The History Of Llamasoft - A furry tail.' (sic)

Those people should understand that if one puts out a game at £4 and
your are going to pirate it, chanches that you won't see any more games
at £4 and that people that do them best to make games (that are not
just shit) costing £4 could disappear leaving space only to those
"megacorp" putting out only games at £50 or so are big.
People like those even destroy all the "bedroom coders" that can't
afford "incredibly distribution medias" and that would be very happy to
maybe have just 1000 copies of their thing sold at £4 each to make another one.
Who pirates a £4 thing that costed months and months of hard work
can just go ...
£4 is a price that "everyone should be able to afford", you can probably
find £4 collecting lost coins.