MightyHedgehog
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Why not? It's their walled garden they ask people to subscribe to. It's a set of publishers and developers they approve and then get money from, first, to work on the platform and, second, to sell on the platform. Why shouldn't they take an active interest in the very small number of current publishers and developers on their platform? To me, that's a fair way to handle the level of sole control they exert as well as the level of direct and final curation they are responsible for. The customer's experience should be their responsibility, especially as they profit from it. No different than any other platform holder should be viewed, IMO, but lots of people are willing to let them be stain-free with these types of situations.Wait, you're saying MS should take responsibility for whatever fallout there is over a 3rd party company? What?....
I'm not saying they are to blame, under the current accepted rules, but their decisions ultimately negatively impact their shared customer playing approved games on their platform.
Third time must not have been the charm.I believe you can submit the first patch twice for free.