I think to some degree this is Silicon Knights' business plan catching up with them.

The company seems to put at least two years effot into each game and releases about one at a time. This leaves relatively little room for error, and UE3 problems apparently caused a big error.

I'm not really sure which side of the lawsuit I'm on. Even people in the industry seem to have split comments on UE3's quality and timeliness...but I don't think Silicon Knights is pursuing this out of nowhere, either.

If only Silicon Knights had stuck with Nintendo they'd be made, but instead they grew too proud and too impatient. Is it just me or does Dyack cross you as somewhat of a hot tempered individual?

Hot tempered? Honestly not really. E3 2006 aftermath had him sounding exasperated for taking criticism for a problem that he could do nothing to fix. Having read him in many other interviews, he has always remained calm.