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| Re: Well, so much for the respect part. | |
| Posted By: Gromit <gromit59@mac.com> | Date: 7/1/02 11:51 p.m. |
In Response To: Re: Well, so much for the respect part. (vector40) I don't think anyone in the business world can be certain of a pleasant financial future. I am willing to take Alex's statements at face value, however, in the absence of evidence to the contrary. This is to say that at the time of acquisition there was not a looming financial crisis. I honestly can't think of any motive for deception. The deal was done. The contracts were signed. Even if he needed to put a positive face on the whole thing, why wouldn't he throw the grieving fans this tidbit of info? Why would he deliberately take away this very straw of rationalization at which fans had been grasping (and continue, in their denial, to grasp)? It simply bugs me to no end that folks still use this argument without bothering to support it. I don't have any personal stake in any of the bickering going on here--as far as I am concerned, neither side in most of these arguments knows what they are talking about. But I really hate it when such blind speculation is stated as cold hard fact. There are plenty of folks who will (rightly) shoot down the latest "MS will never let Halo be released for Mac/PC" nonsense and (sometimes overzealously) berate the posters for talking out of their asses and ignoring Bungie's public statements. But when this issue gets brought up, the community is eerily silent. Except for you, Vec, to your credit. Gromit : I'm not going to shy away from saying that. Yes, I'd say the good Mr. Man
: Do I have proof? Nope. Nor do you toward the case that he was, either. I only
: Do you disagree to that?
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