Dragon Age belongs to the fans now, says Bioware Writer

Summary

The Bioware writer Sheryl Chee assures the fans that Dragon Age is not dead because it remains alive through her own work.
They say that Dragon Age now belongs to the fans because it is unlikely that we will get another game for some time.
Many bioware developers have been moved to other EA projects or have completely lost their work.

In the past few days, the news from Biewerare has been bleak. First, it was reported that Dragon Age: the Veilguard had reached 1.5 million players and that EA's expectations were not fulfilled by 50 percent. Then it was found that bioware was restructured to make it a “more agile, focused studio”. Judging by all developers who are now looking for jobs, this was companies that speak for layoffs.

As part of it, the remains of Bioware will now focus exclusively on the mass effect. Dragon Age fans have destroyed this on the ground because the chances of getting another game seem low. The long-time Dragon Age writer, Sheryl Chee, has a few words of wisdom: Dragon Age is not dead as long as the fans are passionate about it.

Sheryl chee of the dragon age insured fans who fear that the series is dead

The team gives the fans Dragon Age about

Chee made these comments about Bluesky and reflected the change in the direction of direction and job at Bioware.

“A cool French woman now dropped a cool quote from Camus on me: 'In winter, I found that there was an invincible summer in me,” they share. “We're going through. There is a lot everywhere.

“But there is not dead. There is fic. There is art. There are the connections that we made through the games and because of the games. Technically speaking, EA/Bioware has the IP, but you can have no idea, no matter How much you want too.

The Dragon Age always had a very passionate fan base. Even the ten -year -old gap between Dragon Age: Inquisition and the Veilguard was not sufficient to put down the community how many had joined the Fandom for the first time during the break. Now the fans can do the series again and again, as they have always done.

As for the Mass effect, the full development of the project will be in a state to support the full power of bioware. For the time being, many remaining workers, including Chee, were moved to other EA projects.