> temptation to make it more intellectually stimulating probably becomes pretty high. This is not OK when you have made promises to people who expect a product

> temptation to make it more intellectually stimulating probably becomes pretty high. This is not OK when you have made promises to people who expect a product. This guy took advantage of those people, and it's incredibly sad. I don't know how they kept on doing this for 6 years without reassessing if their approach was really the correct approach. I can't fathom that in 6 years, not one person raised their hand and asked "why the hell are we writing a game engine?".