Yeah, sometimes you use crunch for business reasons in order to use it to shift time around - when you need to make a particular date for contractual or other r

Yeah, sometimes you use crunch for business reasons in order to use it to shift time around - when you need to make a particular date for contractual or other reasons. E3 demo, releasing for Christmas, etc. It's when crunch is used as a tool to "get blood from a stone" / get more productivity for the same cost that is becomes evil and eventually counterproductive.