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• [Deleted User] Posts: 12,263

  July 2017

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• Junglecharly Member UncommonPosts: 167

  July 2017

  This is actually good news. Bioware please come back
• MrMelGibson Member EpicPosts: 3,033

  July 2017 edited July 2017

  This is good news. Hopefully, we'll get some single player DLC soon.

  

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• Bakgrind Member UncommonPosts: 423

  July 2017 edited July 2017

  It's good PR and a common sense move for EA to bring back someone whom intimately knows the inner workings of the studio very well. At least his appointment might relax some of the negativity that Bioware has gotten from fans and media a like. Let's hope that he can stay on top of all the projects and become a more effective manager than what  Bioware has  had  over the years. I still wont be interested in Anthem since it just isn't my type of game, but I do wish it well and hope that there is still a future for their older series as well.

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• seraphicas Member UncommonPosts: 51

  July 2017

  
  

  Junglecharly said:

  
  

  This is actually good news. Bioware please come back

  
  

  
  
  Have to agree with ya man. Just having the name Bioware on a game used to mean something. Anymore it's just meh...and EA, yeah gtfo!
• Orthelian Member UncommonPosts: 1,034

  July 2017

  Now imagine getting the Good Doctors back. I don't know how much creative influence they had, but things sure changed after they left.

  

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• Bakgrind Member UncommonPosts: 423

  July 2017 edited July 2017

  
  

  Orthelian said:

  
  

  Now imagine getting the Good Doctors back. I don't know how much creative influence they had, but things sure changed after they left.

  
  

  
  
  According to Greg Zeschuk who is one of the founders of Bioware EA does give them the creative freedom to create their projects. And the doctors had a lot of say as far as the creative direction of their projects was concerned.And you are right that things kind of went south after they left.
  
  "The best analogy I use, in a positive way, is EA gives you enough rope to hang yourself. It was really interesting because we really made all the choices we wanted to make ourselves; these are all things we wanted to try ... That was the biggest revelation, that rope that EA gives you; they don't second-guess you, they don't say you shouldn't do that. We had complete creative control over a lot of it; some fans didn't like some of it and some of it was experimental, quite frankly."
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  https://www.engadget.com/20...
  
  "Zeschuk also rejects any notion of Electronic Arts being a negative influence on BioWare. "They don't second-guess you, they don't say you shouldn't do that," he explains. "We had complete creative control over a lot of it; some fans didn't like some of it and some of it was experimental, quite frankly."
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  https://www.engadget.com/20...

  
• cheyane Member LegendaryPosts: 9,101

  July 2017

  Definitely good news hoping for some great new stuff from Bioware.