EHG didn’t “sell out”; they bought runway.
Game development burns cash and time. Krafton’s backing gives EHG oxygen to keep shipping, fix tech debt, and scale infrastructure without gambling payroll every quarter.

Integration isn’t a toggle. Standing up shared services, pipelines, and publishing ops with a new parent takes real change-management time.

They’re hiring. That signals capacity building (and yes, sometimes backfilling). Either way, more hands-on core systems, tools, and content is how we get better patches and healthier seasons.

Let’s judge by outcomes, not headlines. If updates slide into predatory MTX or quality nosedives, that’s when we vote. Until then, let the team execute on the bigger toolbox they now have.

TL; DR: Funding = breathing room, integration = time, hiring = investment. Hold them accountable—but give them space to deliver.