Director of "Dragon Age: The Shadow Guardian": Resignation is voluntary, and there is an irresistible reason f

2025-02-07 01:48:56|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

On the 17th of this month, Corinne Busche, director of "Dragon Age: The Guardian of Shadow", was revealed to have resigned. The news came from a leaked internal email.In addition to Corinne Busche, senior screenwriter Sylvia Feketekuty, who has worked for BioWare for 15 years, also left BioWare.

According to foreign media Eurogamer, Corinne Busche confirmed the news to them, saying that he left voluntarily and had an "irresistible reason."

Eurogamer learned that Corinne Busche's departure from BioWare has nothing to do with the commercial performance of Dragon Age: Guardian of Shadows.There were rumors that "Dragon Age: Guardian of Shadow" sales were only 15% of the expected sales, with actual sales less than 1.5 million, which is too far from the 10-year development cycle and the expected target of 10 million units.

In a statement sent to Eurogamer, Corinne said she had left BioWare to take a new position elsewhere after getting a chance to make a brand new RPG that she "can't refuse".

"It's essentially for my own sense of accomplishment. I did what I planned to do at BioWare, and that's to join and help the company turn things around. I love Dragon Age and BioWare, so there'sThe opportunity to rebuild the game into a high-quality single-player RPG game was the greatest honor of my life.

It's an uphill battle because games with such a turbulent development cycle rarely end up being released, and rarely have good results.We did it as a team.It's very difficult.This has had an impact on me.BioWare still has a lot of work to do when it comes to culture, but I believe they are on the right path now.

As for me, my departure was voluntary because I was given an opportunity that I could not refuse.I don't want to say more now, but you can rest assured, but you can count on it to be in the CRPG space and stick to the tradition of great characters."

When Corinne Busche's resignation broke out, rumors were rumored that EA would close BioWare's Edmonton studio, but Eurogamer denied that according to the internal news they learned, BioWare itself would not be affected by any other changes, contrary to the rumors.

Subsequently, "Mass Effect" producer Mike Gamble also tweeted "I love Mass Effect", which was suspected to be indirectly responding to the rumors that BioWare has not been shut down and is still continuing to develop Mass Effect 5.

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