In a ways I think this is a good thing in the long run. The industry is taking a round-turn on how it does things and we'll most likely never see another glut on licenses like this again - meaning that Fansub and Scanlating groups can once again do what they do best with more freedom. (Man, that shit would piss me off when they would license an anime before episode 01 would even air in Japan!)
This will also mean that mostly the Good Stuff makes it over to the US, and with more funds allocated to better voice actors and translators.
As for the stuff that they simply 'drop'... If it's not profitable enough for them to continue producing, then I seriously doubt they'll bother with the legal expense of chasing down sub/scan groups that localize them.
This will also mean that mostly the Good Stuff makes it over to the US, and with more funds allocated to better voice actors and translators.
As for the stuff that they simply 'drop'... If it's not profitable enough for them to continue producing, then I seriously doubt they'll bother with the legal expense of chasing down sub/scan groups that localize them.