TheAssist
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Who is doing the marketing for EA Bioware these days?
That studio hasnt had a universally appraised game since Mass Effect 2. ME3 was still good but got the first major backlash.
Dragon Age Inquisition was mediocre at best, though it had some good aspects about it. ME Andromeda was simply shit and we dont need to talk about Anthem.
The studio has gotten so much criticism over the past few years. So what does marketing decide?
Hey lets show a game thats YEARS away from release and let devs say how awesome it is at bioware and that they always try to deliver bigger and better things. Lets not mention that we failed at that for the past decade.
What they should do is shut up and work silently on their next game. And when its almost ready and actually good, then you go out and show it to the world and blow peoples minds yet again. Show them that you have returned, that things have changed. You've come back from the dead. Everyone likes a good redemption story.
Alternatively, make it Dragon Age: Star Wars, because clearly EA hasnt made enough games and tie ins with that license. Call it an "EXCLUSIVE WORLD PREMIERE" while you're at it.
That studio hasnt had a universally appraised game since Mass Effect 2. ME3 was still good but got the first major backlash.
Dragon Age Inquisition was mediocre at best, though it had some good aspects about it. ME Andromeda was simply shit and we dont need to talk about Anthem.
The studio has gotten so much criticism over the past few years. So what does marketing decide?
Hey lets show a game thats YEARS away from release and let devs say how awesome it is at bioware and that they always try to deliver bigger and better things. Lets not mention that we failed at that for the past decade.
What they should do is shut up and work silently on their next game. And when its almost ready and actually good, then you go out and show it to the world and blow peoples minds yet again. Show them that you have returned, that things have changed. You've come back from the dead. Everyone likes a good redemption story.
Alternatively, make it Dragon Age: Star Wars, because clearly EA hasnt made enough games and tie ins with that license. Call it an "EXCLUSIVE WORLD PREMIERE" while you're at it.