@iiiSAndman@xnaomi there were popular ones by poka and lowkj, I even had a semi popular one at the time but it wasn't anywhere close to the others but I believe a creator named "VenomSosa" was the original creator
Notes while observing what happened:
The fact that specific creators have to rely on DMCAs to stay relevant. What happened in making great content and being chosen by the player for that?
Imo Epic should go back in their list of DMCAs and make a count on who did what, then start punishing creators who once again found a loophole they could exploit, as if staying on top of their genres wasn't enough for them. What's next, forging documents so moderation cannot turn you down? Sure, we can all make money robbing places blind, but should we do it?
If action is not taken by Epic, UEFN will not survive in the long run. Those creators have the power to kill the entire ecosystem and nobody talks about that. Police. So much damage done in a platform that could have otherwise beaten all other platforms globally, yet here we are struggling to promote simple content, flooded by market segregation yet no players to really play, and a small minority gets the entire creator pool for contributing NOTHING in raising the bar of quality and helping the ecosystem grow, they even hold it back with drama like this one, or the "press to like", or the treasure chests to support, or the SAC teleportation, or the bot lobbies, list goes on. And its always the same people too. Ban them for life Epic, and let's move on to create great content with the creators who actually want to contribute and work hard.
Start removing accounts Epic and stop slapping wrists. The same creators have exploited the ecosystem for years now, get them off the platform and stop being afraid of your CCUs, the ecosystem will heal faster than you think without the leeches. Good content get rewarded, so we can all feel proud of the platform. Clean house like you did with cheaters and fake events back in the day, and let content be made that is worth the views and exposure. Start investigation on how creators exploit the system, hire professionals to observe and enter communities, this is what your legal team should be doing instead of adding more rules on how we all can't internally say XYZ or have numbers/the alphabet in our games.
What happened is directly the result of an incomplete system that couldn't handle exploits, yet again. And the cycle will continue unless you actually do something.
@LeoxyFN@FNCreate ik you put effort into your map and not to support geerzy but I think people should try to get away from making pit remakes. I believe it gives the platform a bad look. I imagine using it probably gives you a tiny boost so I don't blame you just I thought I should give my opinion