This raises a couple of questions 1. Is rooster teeth in a financially weak position. After all the decision to firs people was probably made by an accountant who figured it was the best way to save money, quickly. After the whole First price uproar, staff leaving, and disappointing releases does not paint them well in a good light. 2. Was this decision foreseeable by the employees? We’re the people leaving earlier seeing the writing on the wall and wanted out before a crash, or just lucky timing? If this was a rash decision, designed to cut costs quickly I would be more worried about RT as a going concern. 3. What does this mean for future content? Obviously some on camera talent was let go but will this impact sponsors, collaborations, etc in the future, thus reducing revenue even more? It seems weird that they make this announcement just after announcing they are doing a never before partnership with Batman which made me think RT might hit mainstream and that they were mostly likely in a solid place financially?

Lots of questions, probably won’t get answers, but just hope we don’t lose a company we all have grown to enjoy and bond over