fixedif Sawyer and Fergus fuck off obsidian will only gain from it
The thing with telltale is that they had a massive hit with the Walking Dead and then overexpanded thinking every single game they put out was going to hit the same way. Obsidian never ever having a game go off like that is probably one of the reasons they've managed to stay afloat funny enough.No, I'm agreeing with you. It's crazy to call Feargus the worst manager ever after seeing what happened to Telltale.
It seems i was wrong with my earlier post. They do intend to buy out a bunch of studious and deliver quantity of decent games. I am....surprised to be honest. Didn't expect them to be that business savvy.
It's more like not because of him, but in spite of him. It was actually very close to bankruptcy.He is so bad that he managed to keep an independent medium sized RPG developer afloat for more than a decade, while all similar studios went bankrupt.
If not for the Kickstarter wave they would've to go under ages ago.It's more like not because of him, but in spite of him. It was actually very close to bankruptcy.He is so bad that he managed to keep an independent medium sized RPG developer afloat for more than a decade, while all similar studios went bankrupt.
santino27 ,you want citation....well just look the pic above.
He probably thinks that being squeezed out of his ownership share of Obsidian means he will miss out on millions of dollars.I wonder what Chris Avellone thinks about all of this, and would he go back to work in there at least on some capacity or freelancer if the management would be replaced.
As long as Phil Spencer's reading list isn't as fucking awful as Fergie's there might be hope.I don't know what all the butthurt is about. Obsidian can only benefit from some financial stability, technical expertise and not having to bother with handling publishing duties, all of which Microsoft can bring to the table. And Phil Spencer seems like a good goy who's actually interested in supporting risky projects. Say what you want but Cuphead was pure incline and it would never happened if Spencer didn't throw millions at the studio.
Who cares about FIG. It was a scheme to avoid Kickstarters fee and maybe taxes too.Quid of Fig platform? If MS buy obsidian, FIg lose one of founders.
He lost his share? Well that's explains a lot. Mister F probably had this genius plan along. Hostile environment - squeeze out partner - sell for a quick buck.He probably thinks that being squeezed out of his ownership share of Obsidian means he will miss out on millions of dollars.I wonder what Chris Avellone thinks about all of this, and would he go back to work in there at least on some capacity or freelancer if the management would be replaced.
An independent RPG developer whose first project was a sequel to a critically-acclaimed Star Wars game, which they fucked up, setting the tone for every game they ever worked on. Bethesda, Blizzard and Bioware all got bigger and bigger, CDPR took the Witcher series from a Neverwinter Nights mod to a mainstream hit, and all that time Obsidian limped along getting just enough cred for their writing to keep getting hired despite routinely releasing half-finished games. Management is the first place I'd lookHe is so bad that he managed to keep an independent medium sized RPG developer afloat for more than a decade, while all similar studios went bankrupt. Yes, he is the worst manager ever.Feargus is, probably, the worst manager, ever, in the industry. After a dozen problems (including screwing things with Microsoft), this may be the best move he has ever made, at Obsidian.
Judging by MCA revelations, that clusterfuck was partially on Feargus and his inability to talk to publishers. If they were to offer a buyout, they should've done that at the lowest point, not now.Also it maybe all connected - that stormland project for MS - to ruin Obsidian and buy it out later in the future.
It always starts with these kind of speeches, but ends up the same. Bungie moved away from them when they had a chance. Lionhead, Fasa and Digital Anvil weren't so lucky.I don't know what all the butthurt is about. Obsidian can only benefit from some financial stability, technical expertise and not having to bother with handling publishing duties, all of which Microsoft can bring to the table.
I don't know what all the butthurt is about. Obsidian can only benefit from some financial stability, technical expertise and not having to bother with handling publishing duties
I don't know what all the butthurt is about. Obsidian can only benefit from some financial stability, technical expertise and not having to bother with handling publishing duties, all of which Microsoft can bring to the table. And Phil Spencer seems like a good goy who's actually interested in supporting risky projects. Say what you want but Cuphead was pure incline and it would never happened if Spencer didn't throw millions at the studio.
What does this mean for The Outer Worlds?