Gary Whitta

Like I said, Anthem was down to it.

Again, I didn't even realize it was still going.

It was obviously down to its bare bones.

And there's only a small amount of people left there.

But when that, that moment where you finally like switch off the life support, it's like the patient, like he's never coming back, but it's still sad.

It's still sad when you have to pull the plug.

I remember when they pulled the plug on The Matrix.

Crazy, Gary.

And this is the danger of live service games.

It's part of the reason why.

It's one of the few reasons why I think you're allowed to get excited about a game being like super... Outside of like a console war thing.

Oh, my game's super more popular than yours or whatever.

Like when I'm playing Ark Raiders, it's nice to know that 12 million people are playing it and it's a massive hit because I don't have to worry about them pulling the plug on it any time soon.

Of course, of course.

You know?

That's probably the longest amount of time they've given you as a warning.

Sometimes we're going to pull the plug in a couple of weeks or whatever.

You like a full year on that one?

A long time to kind of press X to pay your respects.

So we got the Deku Tree, which is a really nice set, and that was expensive.