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Description
Admitting that it bit off more than it could chew and lost touch with its core franchise, Eve Online developer CCP announced today it is reorganizing, and as a result, 20% of the studio's workforce has been laid off.
In a lengthy statement, CCP said it worked hard to expand the gaming landscape with PlayStation 3/Eve Online hybrid shooter Dust 514 and its new franchise, vampire MMO World of Darkness, but "During the last few months, as evidenced by our interaction with the community, we made some missteps on that journey."
CCP said the layoffs will "predominantly" impact its Atlanta, Georgia office, home of World of Darkness, but various positions in the studio's Reykjavik, Iceland office will also be cut. CCP insisted, though, that work on World of Darkness will continue.
"As we reexamine our outward relations, we are also taking time to reevaluate our internal goals. In doing so, we have come to the conclusion that we are attempting too many things for a company our size. Developing EVE expansions, DUST 514 and World of Darkness has stretched our resources too thin... Rather than allowing this to persist, we have made the decision to sharpen our focus."
In a lengthy statement, CCP said it worked hard to expand the gaming landscape with PlayStation 3/Eve Online hybrid shooter Dust 514 and its new franchise, vampire MMO World of Darkness, but "During the last few months, as evidenced by our interaction with the community, we made some missteps on that journey."
CCP said the layoffs will "predominantly" impact its Atlanta, Georgia office, home of World of Darkness, but various positions in the studio's Reykjavik, Iceland office will also be cut. CCP insisted, though, that work on World of Darkness will continue.
"As we reexamine our outward relations, we are also taking time to reevaluate our internal goals. In doing so, we have come to the conclusion that we are attempting too many things for a company our size. Developing EVE expansions, DUST 514 and World of Darkness has stretched our resources too thin... Rather than allowing this to persist, we have made the decision to sharpen our focus."