Growth can't stop - that is a way to get no new stuff. They really shouldn't hate anyone as this is just business but all companies are always trying to make more money and grow you can never have plenty. Mazik765 I'll be more overt riot isn't the one people should be hating here. Speculation yes but it isn't really as baseless as you make out. In the business world games are about IP not mechanics. Change the IP and you turn from one game to another so it would qualify as a new game. The new game could certainly be a lol fighter and the easiest way for them to do that would be to buy Radient who have done work on it. Radient could have said no to the deal but they didn't so if you have to hate someone hate them.
I would not be surprised if springing it on them would be I'll be more overt riot isn't the one people should be hating here. It would depend on the specific laws in the state they are based and the negotiating power of people involved but as a lawyer if I had been advising anyone involved in this process hammering out the exact details of what was going to happen to any ongoing project would have been what I would have done. I wonder if it was that in the contract or "Oh that 'Moba input Fighter' you were doing is now kaput" sprung on them? Filed under: Radiant Entertainment Riot Games Rising Thunder Stonehearth and maybe that intuitive keyboard-control scheme, too. All I can do is hope that one day they'll bring back the mechs. I'm very curious about what the Rising Thunder team will be doing next. And while single-player titles like Stonehearth aren't Riot's usual bag, it always pays for large businesses to diversify. Radiant has a great deal of both technical and design expertise, with a speciality in competitive games. While this specific purchase was surprising, it's easy to see why it's a smart move for the company. Riot is one of the most quickly growing game companies on the planet, and so long as League of Legends continues to be the one of the world's largest games, I don't see that growth slowing down any time soon. I'll never forget your amazing trash talking, Chel. Still, pour one out for all of those mecha. I'm glad that the team behind Rising Thunder is being brought over to Riot, if only because it's always a bummer when acquisitions lead to mass lay-offs. Thanks to everyone who participated in the test! For now, we will be closing the Rising Thunder Alpha on March 18th.
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Stonehearth ( which was successfully Kickstarted back in 2013 and is currently in early access) will continue to be developed "full speed ahead." As for Rising Thunder, the simple to play (and great looking) PC fighting game starring giant robots? Well: Radiant's chief executives, Tony and Tom Cannon, issued a statement about this acquisition and about the state of the studios' current projects, and it's mostly good news. In a surprising move, League of Legends developer Riot Games has announced that the company has acquired Radiant Entertainment, the development studio behind fighting game Rising Thunder, sandbox fantasy sim Stonehearth, and the standard-setting GGPO network code. My precious Russian boy who I am proud of.
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