I certainly would never suggest "Dont" contact Universal Studios, but in chatting with my Brother,
A former Universal Attorney, his answer was simply, "Good Luck".....not in a good way.

I would hope as the next few days go by, some answers or direction that would be of help, for the anguish
being felt over the situation.

Its definitely a tricky situation, and as usual its brought on by Money, and attempts to get fixed by money.

What I mean, is if we look down the road, and legal action seems needed, it might cost $500-$1000 per person to pursue, with unsure results, where that same amount in an honest open effort with Dutch, could resolve in the games going out....

Whats best? $1000 to an attorney, with unknown answers, or DP communicating with its customers, and finding answers of reason and compromise, before attorneys take whatever is needed to force a result?

I dont know? just thoughts...IMO.....

Wouldnt the Fairest thing to do be to have the open communication, split the cost by 3, with the same amount being given as a future discount for a future game, to the end user and Turn this thing around?

$300-$500 from each Party would more than solve this, maybe?

As well meaning and Positive the intent may have been, Im sorry this letter does not convey trust.

There are more than 3 options, and if you do not get the support for BOP, while others wait?
or you do get the support for BOP and those must wait.

Basically, you are telling everyone, if you dont want us to Give up, and game over, you need allow us
the opportunity to Create another new game with another new sub contractor?

....and of course the money for that game, and all that is will be spent on Attorneys over a possible 5 years
so, sit and wait, and be quiet?

Am I reading this wrong?

How about entertaining an honest mediation with the 3 sides represented?

POST OF THE YEAR!