G2A become more and more oblivious as time goes on.

"What the publishers really want is protectionist capitalism."

You're thinking of large publishers - like EA or Origin. You even used a sly reference to them later on. What is being discussed here is smaller indie developers.

It's like going to your local craft market, buying bulk in discount (and I use that term loosely)...or stealing if they're not looking...a creator's wares, then undercutting the original maker by selling them in your own mall for a fraction of the original purchase price.

"However, outside of accusations, I don't see any provable evidence being supplied. I see a lot of whining from publishers, though."

You only need to do a quick Google search to see that a lot of this happened in the past with G2A.

Having been burned by G2A myself, I wouldn't touch them with a ten foot pole.

El Pit wrote on Mar 23, 2019, 13:30:
And the kids have already moved on to Apex for the next few months before they move on to the next big free multiplayer drug. If you base the success of your game on catering to ADHS kids, you should expect to not be long in business.

PUBG still has its fans, though, but its big days are over and won't come back.

Except PUBG isn't free to play and was a multi-million dollar windfall for developers in just its Beta form.