Two anonymous Pearl Abyss developers claimed on industry forum Blind that Crimson Desert's development was hampered by poor management, an inverted hierarchy, and leadership that suppressed dissenting voices, resulting in a disjointed game that hastily incorporated features from other titles without understanding their purpose. The posters, whose identities were verified by the platform, alleged the game was troubled by internal power struggles, a lack of finalized direction until late in development, and a culture where individual opinions were discouraged.
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Two anonymous Pearl Abyss developers claimed on industry forum Blind that Crimson Desert's development was hampered by poor management, an inverted hierarchy, and leadership that suppressed dissenting voices, resulting in a disjointed game that hastily incorporated features from other titles without understanding their purpose. The posters, whose identities were verified by the platform, alleged the game was troubled by internal power struggles, a lack of finalized direction until late in development, and a culture where individual opinions were discouraged.