Back to collectionThe LAMO Q&A Moves Back as Genesis Trouble Looms
After the town hall, community members were still asking about LAMO in the question area. The team postponed the scheduled Q&A until the following week, giving just one reason: the materials needed to be better prepared. The delay gave the team time to organize the questions and made those awaiting answers wait another round.
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After the town hall, community members were still asking about LAMO in the question area. The next Q&A was approaching, but those preparing its materials saw that rushed answers to some questions could mislead players about the project's current stage.
The team postponed the scheduled Q&A until the following week, giving just one reason: the materials needed to be better prepared. Questions about LAMO could still be added to the question area. Seeing some members disappointed, the Night Watchman urged them to describe the game experience they most wanted to ask about. That same day, reports suggested Genesis was nearing bankruptcy; the industry's aftershocks had not subsided.
The delay gave the team time to organize the questions and made those awaiting answers wait another round. The question area now connected the two sides: the community could keep asking, while the team needed to explain next week what was known and what remained in progress. The news about Genesis also reminded them that conditions beyond the studio were still unsettled.