There is no plans to close CoA. Future projects have to take priority as they will be games that will generate the income needed to pour new life into some of the older games

AMZ has other projects going on in the background, that are providing the income to keep the games going but we do need to generate more income to cover development costs. Games like Tiny Mighty was kept going over a year after the developers dropped the game completely....but yes we are having to focus on some new games to attract players and generate more of a income

Lack of events is simply caused by lack of time to focus on that side of things. Lack of development on the game is simply lack of funds to cover development costs.......

Do not make the mistake of thinking that the games generate 100s of 1000s of dollars, none of our games are that big, we would have to be hosting games like LoA 2 and wartune, with daily server openings and merges, in order to even come close to that money......

Vip does not mean a lot, to be honest, you can do a one off payment for VIP 4. so its not like its ongoing payments.

A game that has a vip subscription does have a ongoing income, but thats also a bit hard on most small pocket gamers as they have to pay for the VIP then for other things in the game.

We want a micro transaction system without the subscription cost of VIP, it does limit the income for the games but it does provide more benefits for players. so yes we do care about the players and thats shown in the way the recharging system is set up in the games that that we can set the rewards system for.

This is why players have tried to use the argument that we only care about the money and when they realise the flawed logic of that argument, they change to the devs only care about milking the players for as much money as they can then drop the game......

The only people making gaming personal, are gamers themselves......outside of AMZ, I would not know you if I walked past you in the street and its the same for you if you walked past me in the street. we are nameless, faceless people in gaming unless we put our faces out there on the net in gaming videos or Vlogs.......

But yes gaming is a personal thing for gamers, because for them, its not just a game, its a part of their life. Its just not that way for developers as they may only work on parts of a game, and test the game, but for them, mostly its just a job......