That can be assumed since there would be no minor inconvenience from this situation. IF something happens, it will either be of no consequence to the game or it will be of severe consequence to both the game and the entire Koikatsu-based market. The one situation that could possibly happen besides Koikatsu becoming abandonware, which is the most likely case, is another entity buying the rights to Koikatsu and, considering who has shown interest in Illusion products before, that is very likely to be someone with the will to pursue and the money to burn in pursuit.So in other words, you DO want this game to fail, I can't remember Sel's exact words but if he's faced in a position where he can't use Koikatu's studio then that's it for this story.
Of course, being on Sel's side of the conflict at play while also not supporting certain things being done on our side, I am biased, so there could be no desire to see failure of the game.
Honestly, if he ever ends up in that position where he cannot use the studio of the game he's been using since day one of this entire project, I don't blame Sel for abandoning the project. That's hundreds of renders that not only have to be redone, but redone in a program that isn't as user friendly. Years of work, as we are on the second or third, I lost track, would be wasted. That is severely demoralizing.
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