Bangi launched a series of “Plama” developer streams for the marathon last month, and answered community questions while playing games. The second entry in this stream series was slightly different in the context of the disclosure that the playful design of the game was picked up by the Indi Artist Antherial without any salary.
“Today, our show is a bit different,” the game director Joe Ziegler explained at the beginning of the stream. “We intended to show a lot of things, but for many reasons we are going to enter, we have decided not to show a group of things.”
Keeping this in mind, the gods chose not to show any game play footage during the river. “We had a group of goods today that we wanted to show, but we did not decide to show it because we are still peeking all our assets to ensure that we are respecting the situation,” Zegler explained.
Although most of the series was dedicated to discussing the game, the franchise art director Joe Cross opened things with a prepared statement about art.
“It is our attention that an artist who worked in the marathon in the early stages of pre -production, took a number of graphic elements from the graphic designer without permission or confession, and placed them on a Dekal Sheet after which was checked in 2020.”
“The Dekal Sheet contained icons and text elements. These elements ended in our Alpha Blood. There is no excuse for this monitoring and we are 100 % committed to our review process to ensure such events and such events are not re -in the marathon or on the marathon.”
The cross said, “Bongi has reached the artist’s anti -arterial, and to ensure that we will do the right thing through this artist.” No definitive details were provided about the bungalow.
The cross concluded, “I want to send my personal pardon to Antherial, whose job was used in this matter.” “I know how unfair it feels, and we are doing our best to make this right with it. Its work is fantastic and we clearly share mutual definitions for a specific genre of graphic design. It is very interesting and I am very excited to connect it in my own way.
Five months after the launch, the marathon avoids pricing questions, but Bongi has promised that “it is definitely going to be a conversation.”
