Seriously I grew up playing his games as a kid and when I saw his name in the credits there was a certain warm and tingly feeling of respect and adulation. And now this. I get it shareholders are always #1. Still...
The package he's giving employees is outstanding. The communication is solid.
The alternative is to bleed out financially and put the larger company - the other 84% of employees - at heightened risk. A lot of things could easily go south for Epic, their business isn't guaranteed in the least, and they have 5,000-6,000 other employees to consider.
While i fully understand it, i also understand that it is human to be angry if you are part of the few.
Still kudos, as others showed it can be much worsely handled
I think Tim is still cool.
Also there's those that don't care or see anything negative about it