Subnautica 2 Lead Designer Expresses Frustration Over ‘Flagrant’ Piracy, While Acknowledging Motivations

Subnautica 2 has recently launched, and while the overwhelming majority of players are enthusiastically engaging with and purchasing the game, a subset has resorted to unauthorized means of access. In response to this, the game’s lead designer has voiced his discontent with the blatant nature of these pirate activities.

The lead designer shared his perspective, stating, “I cannot condone piracy, but I get why people do.” This sentiment highlights a complex view on the issue, acknowledging the reasons behind such actions while still condemning the practice itself. He further described the instances of piracy as ‘flagrant,’ indicating a significant and overt disregard for intellectual property rights.

Callum Whitby
Callum Whitby

Callum Whitby, 43, sports writer from Liverpool. With over two decades covering European football, he's established himself as an authority on Champions League and international competitions. His trademark long-form articles explore the cultural and historical contexts behind football rivalries. Hosts a weekly podcast featuring conversations with former players and managers from across the continent.

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