To me, the real story is that a merger has led to less competition in the gaming industry. Imagine if two major car manufacturers merged and then products started to get cancelled.
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That's just how mafia works
Surely this has nothing to do with 1900 people being laid off. Surely.
The dismissals likely make the condition of the game more believable for a tax write-off
Labor is an expense, so technically it's a tax write-off because it's an expense. Cancelling the development didn't make a new event to write off.
So it was cancelled because Fortnite’s engine cant support 100 players concurrently