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Was anyone forcing them to act the way they did? It could have been any other game... 3It destroyed itself. There's no point in blaming Heroes 4. The fact that the game didn't find (or almost didn't find) its audience isn't its fault, but the fault of the developers. Why release an unanalyzed game, in terms of gamer interests, in the first place? :confused:
But it was already mentioned above. They didn't have the money.
Interesting question. I'm more than sure that ZDO didn't fall apart because of Heroes 4, because many people bought it (including me). So, what was the reason?
Might and Magic 9 also contributed. Which turned out to be a huge failure in the series.