No they didn’t, they replaced a few key members others left. The code is absolutely fine. A few players didn’t like the fact you couldn’t pick how many skill points go into each attribute and “lock” skills with permentant choices.

They said after Necromancer they want to see how well Necro does before deciding on further expansion. At that point in time though they said no new major content was being developed. 

I would imagine D4 being moved more to an “Origins” Story than going further. You already beat all the greater evils and all lesser evils. It wouldn’t make much sense for these to come again. The fact they killed off Adria also on top of that makes it much harder to further the storyline.

I prefer Diablo 3 expansion instead of Diablo 4 to be honest.

Centralized server games don’t support modding by design. It is not something you advertise either.

I am honestly amazed you couldn’t figure out the mistake in your own statement.

It is an always online game with drop in and drop out. There is no modding.

They don’t want it on steam because they are planning on releasing Microtransactions. Most likely purely cosmetic thing, since steam requires 30% of all microtransactions - it means bringing in more money from the game.

That isn’t a Rumor 76 runs online only. There is no modding.

You really need to listen to the doctors when they say Snaktaku is a bad-idea-taku.

Man that residual anger - did you parents tell you when you grew up you were a mistake too?

I doubt it will be much - Live show has what 11.1 million viewers? They probably get something like 20 million in ad money right there.

Ew, Goku one looks literally like tomato soup vomit. 

I am guessing your parents for keeping you till term?

I posted it because the author of the article can easily find the ex developer and see what happened. There are not many developers that left CF - the company started with around 7 employees.

All they had to do is make the max ammo count 1 per person. Would have been perfectly balanced as you would end up saving it for the end - forcing you to lose 1 slot in the process.

No I can’t. You won’t find anything in google because it is not something that was openly public. Just a post by an ex developer. 

Profit sharing mechanics in indie studios are not new. But they are not always very successful. If you want to see the downsides interview ex-chucklefish employees. Though some maybe tied down to an NDA to go on record.

They solved the issue in the worst way possible. Instead they should focus on specific guns doing more damage to structures as opposed to players. 

I open up the choices to the forum. As a Kinja based DnD Scenerio.