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Some people want to live, not survive.
Someday everything happens for the first time.
Let me remind you that Gust belongs to the publisher, who... well, is hardly famous for his wisdom. In addition, if a more lucrative project than Atelier appears (hypothetically), it is logical to assume that Atelier will be "frozen", no?
And something beautiful blossomed between the two..
In the future, i expect them to make use of the resources(art assets, new code) they made when they developed Ryza, to make their other games.
It looks to me like they have 3 developer teams working on games.
one to make an atelier game each year
one that have been making ports each year, and is now focusing on mobile games
and one is essentially R&D with a less strict release schedule to make better assets that the two other teams can take advantage off later.