wosung wrote:Wow, all the power to you!
This move surley helps Ageod to reach more customers and to get more marketing. It might free more of your time for making good games. Last not least, it might provide some good people with some financial security.
But it's always a sad thing when the market cuts down diversity.
I always thought Ageod's service to be better than that of Paradox.
Without wanting to bash Paradox or their forumites - I'm also active over there and also playing their games: Lately, it seems to me, they are fixed a little too much on marketing and not enough on service over there. Admittetly, they are often overwhelmed by masses of non-substantial posts.
So let's hope the best!
Regards
P.S.: So what about the Ageod forum? Will it close down?
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“AGEOD will continue to operate as a self-run partner studio, with its own line of products based on the AGE-engine and its own development team while Paradox will assist with our publishing resources and networks,”
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Carnium wrote:Now the posts about "peaceful" co-existence of Paradox and AGEOD games finally make sense
Syt wrote:My only comment:
.PhilThib wrote:[color="DarkRed"][SIZE="4"]Paradox Interactive Acquires Strategy Developer AGEOD[/size][/color]
caranorn wrote:Must say I ain't to happy either. For quite some time I was a staunch supporter of Paradox, but the past few years I became very dissatisfied and very reluctant to buy any of their products...
On the other hand, if Ageod can continue to be run separately at its current level of quality this could be good by indeed (slightly) increasing the customer base. I expect distribution would also become much easier...
I hope there will be no consequences (lay offs) for personnel at Ageod...
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