Bethesda denies Mick Gordon's accusations for the development of Doom Eternal

Bethesda has published the statement that you have on these lines to respond to Mick Gordon, composer of Doom Eternal, who last week issued an extensive document in which he accused ID Software of Crunch and poor management in the development of the game. Now, the editor expresses that Gordon misrepresent to the Development Study.

We know all the details and the story of this matter and unequivocally support Marty, Chad and the Software team, we read in the publication. We reject the distortion of truth and the selective presentation of incomplete facts. We are prepared with complete documented tests to reveal them in the appropriate place when necessary ».

Apparently, both Marty Stratton and Chad Moss holder, members of the study that Gordon spoke in his statement and accused of bad practices, have received harassment and threats after publication. Bethesda points out that every message of harassment aimed at his team will be responded with a quick and appropriate action to protect their health and safety, in addition to asking the community to refrain from attacking any of those involved, including Gordon.

The composer issued these accusations two years after Stratton, director of ID Software, published a Post on Reddit in which he declared that Gordon had only edited and mixed 12 of the 59 themes of his soundtrack and several delivery dates had been skipped.

This information negatively affected the reputation of the composer, who finally issued the document in response by not having been able to solve the matter in another way; In if he accused the study of late 11 months to remunerate his participation in the soundtrack of Doom Eternal, of using some of his pieces without paying for them and imposing a impossible to meet dates. He also offered him a six-digit sum so that he did not mention anything about it, although Gordon insisted that the truth is more important.

Here you can take a look at the full statement.