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We’re hardcore gamers. All of us.
We know the pain of a downed server, a hack or a bug that has gone through three patches and is still there.

We’re furious at the fact that druids never get nerfed. We’re outraged by the flying trucks in Warzone.
And we’ve told our friends about it.
Not cause it’s the end of the world, but because nothing is being done about it.
Basically, we know your audience intimately.

We’ve ditched quite a few titles due to multiple launch date postpones, little to no feedback from the studios, massive bugs, exploits etc.

Unrealistic expectations aside, one thing is certain: Gamers are very clear on what they like and what they don’t like, which simplifies the process of making adjustments to fit their needs.

As long as there’s a team ready to hear them out, and to pass the information along to your devs, that is.

Multitasking is great, if you want mediocre results.
If you want every detail to be perfect, you distribute roles based on competence.

You make sure everyone is focused on their speciality: the sniper snipes, the flanker flanks, a healer heals and a driver drives. Simple, yet effective.

If we follow this time-proven approach, you’ll stay focused on turning your vision into a [virtual] reality, while we focus on providing the proverbial air support.