Yeah the kinda funny crew planned for months and had a plan goin forward, these poor bastards had the building collapse on them with no notion of it coming. They might do something patreon involved but not everyone is cut for that kind of responsibility for one owns livelihood, you live and die by your own doing being funded by fans.
Doing something privately has it's benefits when you're not dealing with an ownership company.
In fact, the building rent was probably killing them and it was something not needed. You can easily re-purpose a room into a green screen soundstage nowadays. carry over the most successful shows. Keep twitch streaming going (as that was something that was really improving) keep the podcast, and look at patreon for extra funding.
GT has built a brand for the past 13 years, not to mention the actual employees themselves have become a brand as well. It would be terrible to just give that all up without considering the possibility of crowd-funding and managing content privately without the need to satisfy an ownership companies expectations or bottom-line. Youtube revenue, twitch revenue, patreon revenue, and not having to deal with office building rent - it could be possible. Consider the best GT content doesn't really require all that much money. The COP (cost of production) for The Final Bosman is basically the time it takes for Kyle to write an episode with a background. Final Bosman, GT Time, Huber Hype, Top Ten's, Man Ups, Reviews, It's all low cost - creative stuff.