Jims one of the many out there who thinks of shareholders as these arbitrary demons that just descend on random companies, declare dibs, and get to bleed it dry forever more because lulz evil. When in reality, the five years a game studio spends building a game before they sell it, its all financed voluntarily off the backs of the shareholders, who's only expectation is "we put in a hundred million dollars, we do want that back". Outside of genuinely rare cases, the deal and process is extremely well known, and everyone involved knows exactly what's going on. What usually happens is these companies fuck up that product, and keep borrowing deeper and deeper, until even their successes aren't grand enough to stem the bleeding. Then smoothbrains like Jim who've never paid attention to how the sausage is made just see a studio make a good game for a change and get shut down, and seethes endlessly assuming they immediately understand the whole thing