Hood Critic
The Power Circle
Break'em up and put them on existing teams.
Honesty I have no idea what you're even talking about but ultimately people will think whatever they want. More power to them.Now you KNOW that's gonna come off a different kind've funny for some people coming from you, breh.
They don’t have any IP. What the fukk they gone do “independent”Why would any company spend money on them so they can remain independent? They have none of the leverage that Bungie has to demand the same shyt. Talk about deluded
Inaba didn't even reference the Bungie deal he was talking about Activision. When that acquisition was announced Phil Spencer said he was going to offer those studios a level of creative freedom to make the kind of games they want to make instead of being dictated to what to make like they previously were. All dude is saying is Platinum wants that freedom. I don't see anything wrong with them wanting that either.Why would any company spend money on them so they can remain independent? They have none of the leverage that Bungie has to demand the same shyt. Talk about deluded
But they don’t have the leverage of Activision to demand freedom. If you want freedom, either remain independent or don’t sell at all but once a company spends money on you, kiss goodbye to your freedom because it’s not going to happen. They’ve got nothing to offer studios to be demanding shyt.Inaba didn't even reference the Bungie deal he was talking about Activision. When that acquisition was announced Phil Spencer said he was going to offer those studios a level of creative freedom to make the kind of games they want to make instead of being dictated to what to make like they previously were. All dude is saying is Platinum wants that freedom. I don't see anything wrong with them wanting that either.
It was something Spencer offered of his own accord. It's not like Toys for Bob or any other individual studio from that company went up to Spencer and demanded such freedom or they were gonna blow the whole thing up. Spencer could have them all still work Call of Duty games if he chose.But they don’t have the leverage of Activision to demand freedom. If you want freedom, either remain independent or don’t sell at all but once a company spends money on you, kiss goodbye to your freedom because it’s not going to happen. They’ve got nothing to offer studios to be demanding shyt.
Other studios have successful games and IP to make this argument.It was something Spencer offered of his own accord. It's not like Toys for Bob or any other individual studio from that company went up to Spencer and demanded such freedom or they were gonna blow the whole thing up. Spencer could have them all still work Call of Duty games if he chose.
It's just good business practices so you don't bleed out talent. What's the point of acquiring a company only to micromanage them make the employees unhappy and cause them to leave?