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r/videogames • u/Dhenn004 • 8h ago
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If you read the behind the scenes accounts of what was going on at Bioware, all their problems were their own, not EA's.
Anthem for example, was all Bioware and their atrocious managements fault. This not an EA thing, Bioware just gravely lost their way
4 u/Grumpiergoat 8h ago EA contributed. My understanding is Dragon Age 2 was rushed out the door because of pressure from EA to get another game out, fast. So EA is partly to blame but people are underplaying how much BioWare shot itself in the foot. 3 u/Sellum 7h ago That was 15 years ago. 1 u/Grumpiergoat 7h ago All the pieces matter. It played into BioWare's demise.
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EA contributed. My understanding is Dragon Age 2 was rushed out the door because of pressure from EA to get another game out, fast. So EA is partly to blame but people are underplaying how much BioWare shot itself in the foot.
3 u/Sellum 7h ago That was 15 years ago. 1 u/Grumpiergoat 7h ago All the pieces matter. It played into BioWare's demise.
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That was 15 years ago.
1 u/Grumpiergoat 7h ago All the pieces matter. It played into BioWare's demise.
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All the pieces matter. It played into BioWare's demise.
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u/Gassyking 8h ago
If you read the behind the scenes accounts of what was going on at Bioware, all their problems were their own, not EA's.
Anthem for example, was all Bioware and their atrocious managements fault. This not an EA thing, Bioware just gravely lost their way