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Marvel Heroes Omega News - Massively is reporting that they have received a tip from a "credible former Gazillion employee" that told them that most, if not all, Gazillion developers have been let go, that the company has shuttered completely and that the game will cease operations on Friday, November 24th, not on December 31st as indicated in last week's announcement.
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It's much better to get this kind of information before Black Friday than after Black Friday. As awful as it must feel now, giving the information any later would have been a huge disservice.
While Marvel Heroes desperately needed more content, I enjoyed my time with it greatly and I hope that the unfortunate former Gazillion employees find new work soon.
Ouch Guess that answers that.
The microsoft refunds were getting up there, some even received full refunds across the entirety of the time they played, ranging in the hundreds.
They kinda deserve those refunds too, IMHO. Even if it was six months ago, spending hundreds on an MMORPG only for it to die in half a year is pretty ridiculous. Certainly all MMORPGs will die some day, but I imagine EVERYONE who spends on an F2P MMORPG expects their investments to last longer than six months of an MMORPG that was just launched.
Not that that makes things any easier for the poor Gazillion devs either though
Doesn't sound like it was entirely in Disney's control. They farmed out the license sure, but Gazillion was funded through microtransactions and creditors. Creditors were done supplying them with money, and the microtransactions were not near enough to keep the game up and running.
It doesn't sound like any of this had much to do with the CEO of Gaz, but instead all to do with the fact that the mismanagement of the game lead to it being a blackhole financially speaking.
I regretted never trying Firefall properly after that disappeared.