Although it was a knockoff, Druid Entertainment's technical prowess was still top-tier, and even after being sabotaged by Landick for so long, it remained one of the undeniable kings of the gaming world.
Moreover, cloning wasn't unfamiliar to Druid Entertainment; many of their games were also the products of cloning, but no one cared because the quality was exceptional.
After all, in the gaming industry, being mediocre is a sin. As long as a game is fun enough, some brain-dead fans are willing to use their fathers' ashes as a tool to whitewash.
They once had the best artists, the best game architects; every meeting was a passionate collision; unfortunately, that's all gone now.
Thinking of this, Leon couldn't help but reflect on the old Druid Entertainment and lament that people change, and so do companies.
Who would have thought that Druid Entertainment, once known as the gaming overlord, would become a mere tool of capital?
