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Originally Posted by WhiteTiger
I wonder how much of the non-compete is in effect. Good games take several years, so say these guys left. Next month they get an idea for the most awesomest game ever. Over the next 11 months, they work out a lot of the kinks, get a script set up, and get all their general ducks in a row. When the year is up, they pitch it to a new company, hand everything over to the guys who do the grunt work, and start going.
Or are you not allowed to do anything game related for a year?
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If EA were to find out that they were working on a game within that year they could sue them for breach of contract. Could potentially be hard to find evidence, but they could still sue.
Everything like that should be done on a piece of paper and a pencil.