> What's the argument against them building in public like the rest of us? Who are these "the rest of us". Most game development happens behind closed door, th

> What's the argument against them building in public like the rest of us? Who are these "the rest of us". Most game development happens behind closed door, the gameplay only to be seen as the game is ready to be released. In fact, most software in general is developed like this. Open/public development is not at all the norm for development.