No, they’re salty. What’s wet is your cheek when I lick them off. 
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I don’t care if it takes me a million light years, I will have me revenge…
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THAT’S A MEASURE OF DISTANCE, NOT TIME!
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
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That’s down to a very similar scattering of light wavelengths.
Science Bitches.
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No that was a softball…
Okay, I don’t understand that one.
I can do the Kessel run in less than 12 parsecs.
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Oh good…let’s stop as you’re way smarter than I am and I’m about all used up…
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I declare this a draw. You’re fine. 
Let’s jump on Jonah!
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Nah he’s a good egg…
Always 2 there is, a master and an apprentice.
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See! A good egg…a top shelf clip…
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I should be so lucky, the missus might get jelly though.
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I’m sorry, I don’t call this music.
She can join in!
lol it’s not, but the man has some impressive skills on the ones and twos.
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Fast hands and fingers are indeed always preferrable. 
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You might think this is so… but, the ultimate goal is to keep players in-game for as much time as possible. Travel time is key, ask WoW devs. Travel time alone can account for up to 20-40% of total game time, requiring more subscription time. Hence why WoW also forces you to slow travel for the first 6 months of an xpac.
Less in-game income means the same thing. The less money you can earn means the longer it will take for you to obtain the items you want.
All that said, I have no doubt there is more anti-player sentiment coming from CCP because we constantly criticize their illogical, stupid, unwanted, surprise-butt-secks changes.
Or, maybe they are just really that bad at stuff.
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So the old owner cashed in got paid, still wanted to run things in spite of having been PAID and then quit like a baby.
And the employees were loyal to him even though he sold them out?
I’ve seen this as well. Employees are something dumb as dirt.
We closed an acquisition in Vermont for this same reason, ~40 people lost their jobs.
Smart moves.
There were two partners that were owners. One wanted out. The second sold the company to a customer to buy her out and took the role of president. He did not like some of the changes and left. The developers that supported him, lined up new jobs, sabotaged the biggest client and left.