Bioware announced that it will make some complex recovery because it focuses all it to the next quality and effect game after launching the Dragon AGO: The Veilguard. The studio has confirmed that “many” employees have been transferred to other EA teams, and reports have hinted that potential layoffs have been part of the layoffs.
Gary Mckay, general manager of BIOWARE, was uneasy about these actions in the blog post, entitled “Bioware Studio Update”.
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“Since the dragon era: the veil has been released, a core team of BIOWARE is formulating the next quality and effect game. This is under the leadership of the veterans of the original trio, including Mike Gamble, Preston Watamaniuk, Derek Watts, Parrish Ley Ley, Parrish Ley Ley Wait, “McKan wrote, added:” We are taking this opportunity between the comprehensive development cycle to re -imagine our way of working in Bioware.
He continued: “In view of this stage of development, we don't need the support of a full set of studios. We have an incredible talent in BIOWARE. Therefore, in the past few months, we have been working hard to work hard to bring many colleagues to many colleagues The open role of matching the team of EA team with other colleagues and other colleagues is very suitable, which will make BIOWARE a more agile and focused on the studio, which produces an unforgettable RPG. “
IGN reported that in addition to employees, McKan's post quoted the posts that moved to other teams, and a group of smaller Long Teng Century team members terminated their established roles. , Instead of putting it directly into fresh positions.
When asked if the affected employees do not want to apply for an offer, or in the end they will not find these jobs, EA does not seem to be layoffs. It told IGN: “Although we have not shared numbers, in this development stage, the studio has the correct number of role -playing quality effects in the studio.” Okay, then.
Many of the first two employees have gone to social media and shared this place where they are restored. Many people seem to have been released, including Patrick Weekes, chief of veilguard writing, who published him in the blues “is now looking for a new writing /I am looking for new writing/narrative positions. ” Edit Ryan Cormier and Karin West-Weestes also released reports that they are looking for new characters, and writer Brianne Battye moves to a motivation studio. One of the people.
EA said that the goal of Veilguard's “poor performance” publisher, but it believes that the performance of the EA Sports FC 25 is a greater factor in re -adjusting its financial prediction recently.
