/vr/ - Retro Games

>ScrewAttack is so irrelevant now that not even these threads ever mention them.
I wrote this for a different thread but it died, but it may get some discussion here. I genuinely liked ScrewAttack back in the day.

Craig Skistimas is a scummy guy and a bad businessman.

>Screws a lifelong friend out of ownership of a business they co-founded
>Doesn't pay content creators
>Screws over Guru Larry by revoking the ScrewAttack Europe channel rights.
>Forces ProJared out of the company by telling him stop making Videos on his own or leave the Company
>Kills Hard News
>Kills the forums
>Stops doing reviews
>Makes no effort to consistently produce popular shows
>Sells ScrewAttack to Fullscreen claiming it will allow them funding to make better shows and they wouldn't change at all
>Spends money on a bigger and better office
>Starts cutting shows
>Iconic staff members leave
>Starts churning out 1-3 minute long Buzzfeed tier videos without any editorial point of view
>Kills SGC
>Pushes T-shirts, trinkets, and sponsors like crazy
>Deathbattle is the only show anyone watches
>Fullscreen merges ScrewAttack with Roosterteeth to try and salvage Craig Skistimas' sinking ship
>All of ScrewAttacks shows either cancelled or no one watches
>Death Battle is basically just a Roosterteeth show now
>Craig starts a new offshoot called GameAttack
>GameAttack goes independant
>Him and some of the ScrewAttack old gaurd spend all day streaming desperately trying to recapture and audience that doesn't exist anymore.
>He doesn't want to accept his old audience moved on and newer and younger audiences have no interest in a bunch of internet hasbeens.

tl:dr Craig was an asshole who mismanaged everything that he managed to build to the point where he's pathetically obscure hasbeen.

What went wrong?
How did Screwattack devolve and wash up so badly?