Is BioWare in big trouble?

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5 years ago

Why exactly is this concerning? People are allowed to leave from a company when they feel it's time.

5 years ago

@rockingalan 2 veterans leaving at the same time is notable. It's not absolutely indicative of a problem, but it is a red flag.

OdorousObject

5 years ago

"That's weird. I wonder what it's like to work for a channel where everyone was leaving? I wouldn't know anything about that" - Brian

OdorousObject

5 years ago

SICK BALDURS GATE FOOTAGE

thejollymolly

5 years ago

Just here in the comments to say Greg Ellis is a TERF and it has been heart warming to watch the Dragon Age community come together to absolutely dump on his ass

Hyzenthleia

5 years ago

Hey guys! Loved the episode, but I did want to make sure you knew that Patrick Weekes, the Dragon Age writer you reference, actually goes by they/them pronouns and identifies as nonbinary! I understand you might not know, but you misgendered them several times in the video, so I wanted to bring it to your attention and the attention of Bioware/Dragon Age fans who also might not be aware. Stay well! <3

thomasykes

5 years ago

Great episode, I’ve only been able to get into inside gaming over the last 5 months and I really have been living the content

RiverRunning

5 years ago

The hulling out of studios is the same thing that always happens with EA acquisitions, whether the dev's name survives or not is mostly chance but the original devs that made the studio great almost all leave... it happened in the nineties (e.g. Bullfrog) and it still happens now... amusingly the Bullfrog devs created Lionhead which was bought by Microsoft and the devs left again to create Molecule (I think?) which was bought by Sony where they stayed... which probably says something but without interviewing them, I'm not sure what but clearly Sony was the right for those guys. This sort of thing is remarkably common when studios get bought by some publishers, EA having a history literally built on the bodies of other studios and (importantly to them) owning the rights to franchises - something that is painfully clear from EAs (successful) output.

Icarosaurvus

5 years ago

As someone who didn't watch the old Inside Gaming, I can say that Inside Gaming is exactly the same as ever for me! Better, even, because I watch it now!

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