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Dragon Age: Según los informes, el Veilguard Dev BioWare hasta menos de 100 empleados después de despidos y salidas del personal

Autor : Caleb Actualizar : Feb 23,2025

Según los informes, la fuerza laboral de BioWare se ha reducido a menos de 100 empleados después de despidos y salidas recientes. Esta reducción se produce después del lanzamiento de Dragon Age: The VeilGuard y una compañía que reestructuran el próximo juego Mass Effect .

Bloomberg informó que BioWare empleó a más de 200 personas hace dos años durante el desarrollo de Veilguard . La reestructuración EA de la semana pasada, centrándose únicamente en Mass Effect 5 , resultó en algunos el personal de VeilGuard que se transfiere a otros estudios EA. Game Developer informó que Veilguard Director Creativo, John Epler, se mudó al proyecto skate de Full Circle, mientras que el escritor senior Sheryl Chee hizo la transición al proyecto Iron Man de Motive.

Estas transferencias del personal, inicialmente descritas como tareas temporales, ahora son reubicaciones permanentes, según Bloomberg. Además, varios desarrolladores de BioWare anunciaron públicamente despidos en las redes sociales, incluida la editora Karin West-Weekes, la diseñadora narrativa y escritor principal de Trick Weekes, el editor Ryan Cormier, el productor Jen Cheverie y la diseñadora de sistemas senior Michelle Flamm. Esto sigue a 2023 despidos y la partida de Dragon Age: The Veilguard Directora Corinne Busche el mes pasado.

La respuesta de EA a las consultas con respecto al número exacto de empleados afectados fue vaga, afirmando que el estudio cuenta apropiadamente para la fase de desarrollo actual Mass Effect . Bloomberg, sin embargo, estima aproximadamente dos docenas de despidos. El informe Bloomberg de Jason Schreier sugiere que el personal de BioWare vio la finalización del Velo como un logro notable dado el impulso inicial de EA para elementos de servicio en vivo, luego se invirtió. IGN ha documentado previamente los desafíos de desarrollo de Veilguard *, incluidos los despidos y la partida del personal clave.

En medio de las preocupaciones de los fanáticos sobre el futuro de la franquicia Dragon Age , un ex escritor de Bioware ofreció un mensaje tranquilizador: "Dragon Age no está muerto porque ahora es tuya".

Con respecto a Mass Effect , EA confirmó un equipo central en BioWare, dirigido por veteranos de la trilogía original (incluidos Mike Gamble, Preston Watamaniuk, Derek Watts y Parrish Ley), está desarrollando la próxima entrega.

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