Back to collectionGenesis Files for Bankruptcy; the LAMOverse Q&A Gets a New Date
After the Q&A was postponed, the community needed a definite new time and wanted to know who would speak about LAMOverse. Genesis formally filed for bankruptcy protection, another shock in the chain of troubles around DCG. The previous day's open ended delay now had a firm date, and the community knew who would take its game questions.
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After the Q&A was postponed, the community needed a definite new time and wanted to know who would speak about LAMOverse. Meanwhile, the industry was awaiting news from Genesis, adding unease to the studio's public communication.
Genesis formally filed for bankruptcy protection, another shock in the chain of troubles around DCG. The narrator wrote “another one falls” in the chronicle, without presenting it as a loss suffered by the studio itself. That day, the announcement area rescheduled the Q&A for January 25 at 9 a.m., with the LAMOverse game director as the main speaker. The Night Watchman passed the time and speaker's role to members who were still asking questions.
The previous day's open ended delay now had a firm date, and the community knew who would take its game questions. Scheduling the meeting did not answer those questions. The next step was to hear how the game director addressed players' concerns about the experience and development direction, while the Genesis bankruptcy continued to cast a shadow over the industry.