spartaxoxo wrote: »So many staff members is a really bad sign. Can't believe Gina and Finn got hit. I'll miss seeing them. I'm so sad for all affected.
spartaxoxo wrote: »So many staff members is a really bad sign. Can't believe Gina and Finn got hit. I'll miss seeing them. I'm so sad for all affected.
ErfXploded wrote: »Can't seem to edit my original post, but there's obviously more people affected
Producer Ethan Koltz
Dracosin369 wrote: »Canceled my subscription because of this news. I had high hopes that Microsoft would leave them alone to do their thing, but nope, Microsoft following Amazons lead in gutting their gaming divisions for no reason.
Dracosin369 wrote: »Canceled my subscription because of this news. I had high hopes that Microsoft would leave them alone to do their thing, but nope, Microsoft following Amazons lead in gutting their gaming divisions for no reason.
Sad to say, people reacting by cancelling subs and withholding money they would ordinarily have spent will just hasten the death of the game. I’m not saying we should spend money we wouldn’t otherwise do, but for those of us who want the game to succeed, the best thing to do is ride it out a bit and see how season one and the future roadmap shape up. There’s still a lot to love about ESO.
Literally the only way to communicate to the empty suit who made the decision that it was a stupid decision. If people keep paying while outraged about the layoffs the suits won't notice or care about what the players think, they only care about the spreadsheets.Dracosin369 wrote: »Canceled my subscription because of this news. I had high hopes that Microsoft would leave them alone to do their thing, but nope, Microsoft following Amazons lead in gutting their gaming divisions for no reason.
Sad to say, people reacting by cancelling subs and withholding money they would ordinarily have spent will just hasten the death of the game. I’m not saying we should spend money we wouldn’t otherwise do, but for those of us who want the game to succeed, the best thing to do is ride it out a bit and see how season one and the future roadmap shape up. There’s still a lot to love about ESO.