Lead Anthem Leave Game for Dragon Age 4 - Ultimate Guide

Prior to the launch of Athem, there was a wide variety of exaggerations as well as enthusiasm from the fans. However, these expectations have been dropping lately since they have been presented with several problems of gameplay, study difficulties, among other things.

BioWare is working hard to fix the game and because of this it has been indefinitely delayed much of the promised DLC for the post-launch. This news, in addition to the fact that the pre-launch critical and commercial expectations have not been overcome, has generated a lot of concern on the part of the fans as to what will become of the present and future life of Anthem, given that the latest news must be added to it. of BioWare in terms of the disadvantages with its development team.

These last weeks the Anthem development team has encountered a big problem and is that very relevant members of this, have left to go to work with the Dragon Age 4 team. Members as principal director Jonathan Warner, the main producer Michael Gamble and executive producer Mark Darrah are included. Gamble confirmed that he is not a member of the Anthem team, in the case of Warner he has taken a break due to family problems.

The current environment that Anthem presents in terms of the changes of its development team is not well seen by its fans, more considering that it is a game that requires a lot of work.

For his part, Mike Gamble confirmed that the leading producer Ben Irving and the head of live services Chad Robertson of BioWare Austin will be the main points of contact for the future. However, in one way or another the information revealed only confirms that Dragon Age 4 is the main priority for BioWare. In this sense, the current decision of BioWare puts in uncertainty the long-term future of Anthem.

The problems related to Anthem have only been extended since the last weeks. In addition to the information regarding the delays with the post-launch DLC and the problems with the development team, the problems were also revealed during the development of the game.

Apparently there were problems for 7 years due to the indecision of the team's leadership and the difficulties of the Frostbite engines.

On the other hand, it seems that the team's problems go back to Dragon Age: Inquisition. Then, these drawbacks were getting worse for Mass Effect Andromeda and more, so they had to finally make the decision to rush the games in the last six to nine months to be able to meet the release date.

Currently the fans have discovered the decline in the levels of quality that these games have. This has led many to have an expectation that the work environment of this team will change so that this evil does not happen to Dragon Age 4.