7 road selling wartune

[chris1909]

http://www.pocketgamer.biz/asia/news...une-dev-7road/

Hey guys, some news from Changyou (who owns 7Road, the developer of Wartune). Changyou decided to focus on mobile games so they announced that they would be selling Wartune developer 7Road for up to $200 million.

[Xharry005x]

buy it and then maybe we get some of the stuff like auction house and less lag lmao and proper gameplay for once haha

[VSuperPerk]

so what will happen to our account?

[Arlad]

Changyou decided to focus on mobile games

bleh. following Konami's path, i see.

[R2111470937]

looking to sell it for $200mil, eh? That would exclude any buyers interested in the game itself, and only leaves people looking to take as much money from as many players as possible.

[gruntar]

Topic title fail~

[laba-laba]

No devs going to want to touch another devs work. It will go to the providers who wants to run it longest.
Stuff we supposed to get will be stretched so thin and priced so high it's ridiculous to try get anything.

[Ojokuwi]

if no one buying then say bye bye to wartune, thank you for your donations

[Arlad]

No devs going to want to touch another devs work. It will go to the providers who wants to run it longest.
Stuff we supposed to get will be stretched so thin and priced so high it's ridiculous to try get anything.

there are many IPs that outsourced to another developers tho. remember Tomb Raider with Eidos to Crystal Dynamics, DmC with Team Ninja, etc.

[the-wise-one]

No devs going to want to touch another devs work. It will go to the providers who wants to run it longest.
Stuff we supposed to get will be stretched so thin and priced so high it's ridiculous to try get anything.

On the contrary, decent devs dont re-invent the wheel, taking on a well oiled and successful code base (and customer base) is preferable to starting your own from scratch.
Its just a matter of pricing.

[NinjaTeg]

My second post in over a month. I really do hope whoever decides to buy this game are not monkeys with no clue on how to program a good game. AND I hope they know what Wartune patch 2.0 is. IMO, that is when this game was fun. Once 3.0 came out, that is when the game started to get screwy. And hopefully they can find every bug and fix it before they roll this game out again. I myself will have to start fresh. I sold EVERYTHING when I decided to quit, thinking that this game will never recover from the disaster 7 Road made.

[Tranc3motion]

No devs going to want to touch another devs work. It will go to the providers who wants to run it longest.
Stuff we supposed to get will be stretched so thin and priced so high it's ridiculous to try get anything.

Since when did Devs make business decisions?

[AdaJames]

On the contrary, decent devs dont re-invent the wheel, taking on a well oiled and successful code base (and customer base) is preferable to starting your own from scratch.
Its just a matter of pricing.

Well oiled, successful CODE base?

Err... Are you for real or just trolling?

[Stormaggedon]

If you read the article, its not Wartune that is being sold, its 7Road being sold. Wartune isn't going to be leaving 7Road's hands. Now, if you'd like to own 7Road, well technically you can't unless you're a Chinese citizen.

[JackFrost1111111]

If you read the article, its not Wartune that is being sold, its 7Road being sold. Wartune isn't going to be leaving 7Road's hands. Now, if you'd like to own 7Road, well technically you can't unless you're a Chinese citizen.

and have $200 million