I am sorry to inform everybody that the official Youtube Channel from Dreadnought got deleted. I have no words to voice my disappointment.

I wasn't aware this existed. Skyraider, what are your thoughts?

We're in the endgame now.

very disconcerting... it would point to shutdown coming soon as much as i hate to say it. is youtube for them free? if not, cost cutting measure. if free......

I've said it before. Six Foot is saying nothing and slowly closing stuff for liability issues. From what I've heard right after the Steam Launch, a third of the staff was fired AND the devs waited that moment to get their big paycheck and leave devellopment on the game to go work on a different project.

Why would that be an issue, well, the problem is the "promise" made to buyers on the way the game is run. With the Steam release Six Foot told use there was going to be ongoing balancing of ships, optimization of the game and events. And for that reason I andmany other people have bought DLCs as we were waiting for more game modes such as Custom matchers, but if Six Foot would have pubicly declared that they were going to stop all devellopment on Dreadnought a mere two months after the Steam release, there is no way that people would have spent money.

All of the above explain the lack of communications. From saying nothing and leaving the game available to play for a year or more, Six Foot protect itself from potential legal repercussions while having a small continous stream of revenue as people continue to buy DLCs and elite status.

SkyRaider#3584 posted (#post-279368) said:

very disconcerting... it would point to shutdown coming soon as much as i hate to say it. is youtube for them free? if not, cost cutting measure. if free......

I don't believe YouTube channels are free for business, PLC, LLC etc. Same for Facebook pages I would assume.

I just used my google-fu and... youtube is free even for business.

Everyone has the option to get Youtube premium which is paying per month, but its made for viewing video add-free mainly. If your a business who just upload videos, there is no reason to pay.

The speculation based on what we don't know is how religions get started.

Since we're worried about finance perhaps the tax-free exemption will entice us.

Youtube, Facebook, is all free for business. Just pay for ads, "premium", etc..

And you can even get money as a youtube uploader by placing advertisements in your videos...