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Originally Posted by crunchy superman
Your rampant speculation got in the way of actually reading the question. If they never stopped development, why would T2 bring a lawsuit for doing so in the first place?
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An equally apt question is why would T2 refuse to give the previously agreed funding if the game was meeting all the milestones and as on-track as everyone involved (including the
former T2 producer they were dealing with) was making it out to be?
Decisions of large corporations controlled by stock holders
rarely make much logical sense. Such decisions are usually fueled by profit margins and greed, just look at the Inifity Ward/Respawn/Activision debarcle. Who would fire the two people mostly responsible for the most successful game in history knowing full well they would instantly become the industry's hottest free-agents?
Cutting funding on a project then suing the team for shutting down due to a lack of funding is actually quite a tame compared some of the mindboggling decisions and lawsuits some publishers make
