Hit And Realm Royale The developer and publisher Hirez changes most of its remaining employees and resources from some of his current games to support 2024 Smite 2. This means the original Smite, Rogue Company, and class -based shooter Paladine will no longer receive great content updates in the future.
As reported by Gamedeveloper.comPresent At the beginning of this week, Hirez Studios released around 70 employees, according to public contributions on social media. A user on the Hit Subreddit has cataloged all public discharge confirmations From individual employees and documented them in a contribution. A discord Message discovered by DexertoAccording to reports, there was a hirez representative that a “reduction” took place in all internal teams in the company and this has led to some major changes for his games. Stewart Chisam, President of Hirez Studios, later confirmed the layoffs in an e -mail My city.
According to the above Discord messageHirez does not support or develop major updates for PaladinePresent VillainOr the original Hit.
“Smite 1, Paladins and Rogue companionsY servers will remain for the foreseeable future, but no further major updates are currently planned for these games, ”said the uninterrupted rental representative. “We understand that this may be a disappointment for many of them, but that know that Paladine Has an incredibly special place in our hearts. We plan to carry out the servers and currently available content as long as possible so that you can continue to enjoy the game. “
Chisam confirmed My city These 70 people were released through “all departments”.
“We know My city. “We have followed every corner that is available to us to avoid these cuts, but it was necessary to ensure that we survive in this turbulent environment.”
Chisham told My city The Smite 2 will continue to be the “main focus of the newly stopped operations” and confirm that the upper floor HitPresent PaladineAnd Villain Server will all “remain available for the foreseeable future”. He also stated that “small updates” are still planned for these games.
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