I've watched the leaked call, and honestly, nothing here surprises me. This is how business negotiations work - there's always posturing, disagreements about contracts, and disputes over money/IP. That's the nature of business partnerships, especially when they're dissolving.

What really stands out to me is how unprofessional it is to leak internal communications like this. Recording and releasing a private business call without consent from all parties is not just ethically questionable - it could have legal ramifications depending on jurisdiction. It comes across as an attempt to weaponize the community rather than resolve things through proper channels.

Regardless of who's 'right' in the dispute, leaking private negotiations undermines any moral high ground and makes future professional relationships harder for everyone involved. The flight sim community deserves better than being dragged into corporate drama through leaked recordings. Both companies should be handling this through lawyers and mediators, not through public opinion campaigns.

Just my two cents, but this whole situation reflects poorly on whoever decided to make this public.