There were plenty of developers who would get redirected to create Eve content for three to six month cyclesGǪ During these times, World of Darkness development was significantly slowed down. I remember the upper management often exasperatedly trying to figure out what to do with the remaining staff for a six-month period while their artists and programmers were busy elsewhere.Gǥ

'There was very little of the core game in it'

This constant yo-yo effect contributed to a development cycle in which planned features were partially completed and then dumped numerous times over. There seemed to be no clear vision on how the various parts would create a cohesive end product.

Sources report that, over the nine-year period, the game effectively reached alpha GÇô the stage at which all the major features have been implemented - three times, only for each version to be scrapped.

Sources close to the matter tell Polygon this is a "gigantic cut" for the Reykjavik office; however, staff at the company's other offices are affected as well. We're told this is likely the result of investor pressure, while CCP staff at the executive level remain untouched so far.

Why investors have not called for a CEO change is beyond me, the gaming industry is in bucket tbeir are no good studios left just lots of idots with big egos