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Source is an internal email IGN has got hold of: https://www.ign.com/articles/microsoft-closes-redfall-developer-arkane-austin-hifi-rush-developer-tango-gameworks-and-more-in-devastating-cuts-at-bethesda
Yeah seems fun to go onto an overcrowded market only to be treated like absolute dirt.
And these are the people making our games, while the CEOs blow coke through the nose wondering what color their 11th yaght should be.
No wonder game quality has been suffering.
They are pushed aside (with exceptions like the HiFi rush makers) because they are tanking the quality of their games, not the other way around.
What a remarkable coincidence that every developer that Microsoft buys out suddenly, in concert across multiple decades, starts to have performance problems