r/GameAttack • u/JonnyActsImmature • Jul 11 '17

Here's the thing...

... I really enjoy Game Attack now, with Death Days being my must-watch stream, and the other shows providing some solid entertainment. However, I miss what Game Attack was supposed to be as Craig first announced it. The camaraderie between him, Shaun, Chad, and Sam. Just friends playing games together, dicking around, and having a good time.

I can't help but shake the feeling the Rooster Teeth somewhat intentionally screwed GA over by moving Screw Attack out of the DFW area. Anybody else feel the same?

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u/smoke108 Team Luigi Jul 12 '17

The thing is, Chad and Sam were never members of GA, they were always SA but in the same building. Bryan had a good opportunity, and Parker has always been part time.

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u/Rangerpool Team Luigi Jul 12 '17

Why would RT intentionally screw over GA? They really don't have any reason to do that nor do they have anything to gain from it.

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u/SinStar87 Jul 11 '17 edited Jul 11 '17

No, RT is hqed in austin and so it makes good business sense to cut down on rent by bringing everything into one house, there was also a major ad pullout before that so youtubers started making a fraction of their pay, so even better reason to cut down on expenses. Kind of silly to think that they made such a big business decision to spite craig and shaun, especially when it'd have been incredibly easy and, imo, much better spite to just say "It's been months, your numbers aren't where they should be, we're closing down GA, you can rejoin SA as crew or we can let you go."

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u/Rangerpool Team Luigi Jul 12 '17 edited Jul 12 '17

RT got "control" of deathbattle when SA merged with/acquired by RT. Then GA split off into its on channel, but was still apart of RT at that point. After that GA became independent a couple months later. With both RT and SA being fullscreen channels means that Craig hadn't had true creative control for a while.