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the_sextein
Limp Gawd
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Expedition 33 won game of the year with 30 team members who actually knew what they were doing and focused on making a good game instead of delivering a message. They spent 10 million dollars and created the game in 2.5 years.
EA spent 400 million dollars over a 10 year production period with a team of 200 to 400 team members to create Veilguard. They chased ESG funds and hired people based on their sexual preferences. They clearly had a management problem and a talent problem. The woke content made the game sales tank but the mismanagement is what killed the studio and they wouldn't have made big profits even if the game was good and sold well which it wasn't and didn't.
After loosing hundreds of millions of dollars the team was going to join the 50 or so developers that had been working on the rebooted and mismanaged mass effect game that had been in production for 6 years already. It was obvious that the new owners of EA were going to get rid of Bioware. I can't believe it went on as long as it did. EA were determined to burn through every IP and every dollar they had access to. It was a sinking ship and selling EA at it's current value was the best choice they could have made in my opinion.
EA spent 400 million dollars over a 10 year production period with a team of 200 to 400 team members to create Veilguard. They chased ESG funds and hired people based on their sexual preferences. They clearly had a management problem and a talent problem. The woke content made the game sales tank but the mismanagement is what killed the studio and they wouldn't have made big profits even if the game was good and sold well which it wasn't and didn't.
After loosing hundreds of millions of dollars the team was going to join the 50 or so developers that had been working on the rebooted and mismanaged mass effect game that had been in production for 6 years already. It was obvious that the new owners of EA were going to get rid of Bioware. I can't believe it went on as long as it did. EA were determined to burn through every IP and every dollar they had access to. It was a sinking ship and selling EA at it's current value was the best choice they could have made in my opinion.
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