In October 2011, following a large controversy over its introduction of microtransactions to the game "EVE Online", CCP Games announced that it would be reducing its staff. CCP Games released an announcement to its community admitting that they had made a mistake by releasing the Incarna expansion in its current development stage. In the wake of the Incarna expansion and following a mass protest by "EVE Online" players, CCP Games announced that it had decided to prioritise and shift their focus from their "World of Darkness" MMO back to their "EVE"-Universe products, "EVE Online" and "Dust 514". The restructuring resulted in the layoffs of 20% of CCP Games' staff worldwide. The majority of these layoffs affected the Atlanta, United States, office, but also affected were several positions in CCP headquarters in Reykjavík, Iceland. Even though after considerable downsizing, CCP Games claims that "EVE Online" and its development is stronger than ever and that the company will continue to grow. CCP Games confirmed that they had moved away from the Incarna/Ambulation project to focus on the core game mechanics and that Incarna may be revisited further down the line.