Bobby Kotick: The man responsible for the death of gaming.

[Niall!]

http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/view...opic_id=128252

What a ****.

[Fez]

He isn't responsible.

We all are for buying his products and feeding the monster.

[Nemo]

Whats he done thats so bad?

[Fez]

Whats he done thats so bad?

To, quote himself.

"Exploit everything"

"Drive a $50 game up to $500, do not sell the full product, sell pieces of the product."

[Niall!]

He isn't responsible.

We all are for buying his products and feeding the monster.

Hahahahahaha
I don't buy any Activision games.

[Fez]

Hahahahahaha
I don't buy any Activision games.

Well lots of people do.

[Nemo]

To, quote himself.

"Exploit everything"

"Drive a $50 game up to $500, do not sell the full product, sell pieces of the product."

He's a businessmen, thats his aim, to make money. And it sounds like he's damn good at it, fair play to him. Not so good for us but whatever.

[Dragorn]

Call of Warcraft?

World of Duty?

[Fez]

He's a businessmen, thats his aim, to make money. And it sounds like he's damn good at it, fair play to him. Not so good for us but whatever.

I wasn't commenting on him at all.

But yeah, you're right, not so much good for us.

[Niall!]

He's a businessmen, thats his aim, to make money. And it sounds like he's damn good at it, fair play to him. Not so good for us but whatever.

Yes, a completely normal business man...

The goal that I had in bringing a lot of the packaged goods folks into Activision about 10 years ago was to take all the fun out of making video games."

Yes, he just said that.

Ultimately, Kotick doesn't want his employees to take anything for granted. They should always be aware of "skepticism, pessimism, and fear" in the midst of the global economic downturn. "We are very good at keeping people focused on the deep depression," he said.