Former Bungie vice president wrote a letter to gamble that he dared not charge in the game

More Play network (compile/applies will) on the move depending on the blizzard President Bobby Kotick published "Bungie Choice and dynamic view of cooperation is no choice" and "Bungie is the only remaining high level of independent developers" and other explosive remarks, finally someone could not help to stand up to refute his views.　　The man is the former executive vice president of the Bungie Studio, Peter Tamte, the president of Atomic Games Studios, who wrote to Bobby Kotick to challenge this supercilious arrogance.　　The full text of the letter reads as follows: Mr. Kotick: You said that Bungie is the only high level independent developer in the world, and as Bungie's former executive vice president, I want to make it clear to you that this statement is completely wrong.　　Dynamic vision and the growth of other large distributors are benefiting from the ongoing takeover and annexation of small, independent studios, but at the same time there will be more emerging studios that are the driving force behind innovative games and the continued growth of the industry.　　None of the outstanding works, including the War Machine, the teleport, the land of the Lord, and so on, are done by a number of independent studios with a spirit of innovation, so your opinion is untenable.　　So we decided to challenge your view. You have said that as the leader of online games, why dare not introduce the charging model in the online content of "Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2".　　I suggest you make a reasonable price and then let the players pay for the online content of mission call Black action, and let's see what the actual effect will be. I'd like to bet you.　　If you dare to do so, I guarantee in our company's game "breakthrough point" (breach) can give you an important role, for you monument spread the afterlife, we have even done with your prototype role screenshot, very cool. Atomic Games is an independent studio, we cannot expand our influence through money marketing, so we can survive on the basis of our creative and innovative spirit.　　If you think that you can do that, now is a good chance to prove you.　　Sincere respect. Peter Tamte, president of Atomic Games studio, who jumped over the rails in the game, said Bobby Kotick, the president, had made it clear that it would not introduce a pay model for the online content of call for action Black, and would not put ads in the game.　　The reason is that players have spent 60 of dollars in the game, or paid a huge amount of online service monthly fees, they will not like to be harassed by the ads, and not to play a part of the game to pay again. This approach has been criticized by the industry's renowned analyst Michael Pachter, saying free online content affects the gaming industry's potential revenue, resulting in a decline in overall industry revenues. No wonder Peter Tamte to this, because Bobby Kotick destined to take it. (Edit/Ming)