Kasz216 on 17 April 2010
| Qays said: 1) Yes... in fact it does. If you sign a contract... it is your moral obligation to adhere to it. You've also not mentioned one thing that is unreasonable. No, it is your legal obligation. It's unreasonable that Activision refused to give Infinity Ward creative control over their own creation. 2) Breaking your word is in fact immoral. Not always. 3) I already did...? Go back and read the quote your replying to. Your explanation for why so many valuable IW employees seem to have sided with West and Zampella instead of their wonderful boss Bobby Kotick doesn't make much sense. If West and Zampella had really tried to deny these employees their bonuses they would not have sided with them. That's all there is to it. |
1) So... if I hire someone to remodel my bathroom I'm suddenly not aloud to make any suggestions or choose anything, I just have to let them do whatever they please and hope I like it.
2) No... it is... always. You promise to do something, then you go back on that promise. That is always immoral.
3) Once again... read the actual quote... and the countersuit by activision.
