[quote][quote]DE’s record is hardly unclean. They are in a better place but saying they are wholly incapable of community outrage related actions is laughable. DE’s biggest issue is, while they update the game often, the often times announce something and it may not come for YEARS if at all. They seem to do the thing I dislike about some games. Make up for lack of real engaging content with a lot of kinda boring and grindy(yes that word). This comes from a founders pack owner so I’ve been rocking with Warframe for a while. Current quality is not a pass on previous issues. If you want to watch a good documentary on DE, go YouTube and find the series on the Noclip channel. It’s good shit.[/quote] I saw that same Documentary and they live by a code. “If it doesn’t feel right, we don’t do it” I love seeing that they have morals. They do in fact listen to their Community. In the Documentary they stated that with their old Kubrow Cosmetic Slot Machine, when they saw the amount of money people spent on pulling that lever for Kubrow Skins, the Community complained and they had backlash from the Community and after listening and observing, they even said “damn, we created a Slot Machine” and they got rid of it. The thing I’d like to point out is that DE and CD Project Red are the prime examples that you don’t need two sources of Revenue to fund their Games, DLC, pay their employees, pay their bills etc. Bungie wants to eat their cake and have it too and life doesn’t work that way, but greed blinds.[/quote] Both examples also have pretty significant backing from their country of origins. That is rarely spelled out but if you do research on government financed programs you will see a lot of money funneled through both. CD Projekt Red is looked at as a national pride point in Poland. This matters as well when looking at both companies overall.