Well I mean nobody's going to miss an executive or two. It's all the people doing the actual work that they fired that sucks.
this post was submitted on 03 Aug 2024
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Yes, but when's the last time you heard of firing execs as a coat cutting measure? How likely do you think it is that it's because it'll let them retain more devs versus because it's required to keep them afloat?
I think those hardest hit were those few executives laid off.
I don't get what value Bungie holds these days with no real game releases under their belt. Maintaining destiny can't possibly be bringing in that much money to support a studio.
Not any more, that's for damn sure