@Brandon Beck / @Marc Merrill

If you knew what you know now about how successful and beloved your game would become I can't help but wonder if you'd still have pilfered the game to tencent in 2011 for a measly $400M.

Was the money just too tempting? Did you not have faith in the longevity of your game after it released to the rest of the world? Considering all the work put in from 2006 until the games actual release and subsequent world wide saturation .. it just shocks me that you sold out to a company known for buying intellectual property, treating it like a piggy bank, and then abandoning it. You had to have known who you were selling to ... right?

I like to fictionalize as though you'd stuck with owning your game, literally and figuratively. The first 3 seasons were absolutely amazing in regard to your transparency and community interaction .. all things that have vanished since you no longer have control.

Man .. season 6 should've been amazing ..