Amanda Short+FollowAre RPG Fans Really Just 'Cave Nerds'?BioWare’s David Gaider just spilled some tea: EA execs once believed RPG fans would buy anything labeled as an RPG, no matter the quality. That mindset led to more cinematic, action-heavy games, sidelining the crunchy mechanics old-school fans loved. Did chasing a broader audience water down what made BioWare special, or was it necessary evolution? Where do you stand on the spectacle vs. substance debate in modern role-playing games? #BioWare #RPGDebate #GameDesign #Games10Share
sabrinawhitaker+FollowDid BioWare Lose Its Magic Under EA?David Gaider, the creative mind behind Dragon Age, just opened up about BioWare’s journey from indie powerhouse to a studio gradually losing its spark under EA’s control. He paints a picture of a place where storytelling once ruled, but corporate policies slowly chipped away at that creative freedom. Can big publishers ever nurture true innovation, or is compromise inevitable when the bottom line calls the shots? #BioWare #GameDevelopment #CreativeFreedom #Games10Share
Frances Chandler+FollowDid Live Service Hurt Dragon Age?So, BioWare’s Dragon Age: The Veilguard almost became a multiplayer live-service game, all because EA wanted to shift devs onto Anthem. Mark Darrah, a Dragon Age veteran, says this pivot was more about internal resource shuffling than game design. Was this a smart move for studio survival, or did it dilute BioWare’s creative DNA? Would you have preferred a pure single-player experience, or is live service the future? Let’s debate! #DragonAge #BioWare #GameDevelopment #LiveServiceGames #GamingDebate #Games00Share
sabrinawhitaker+FollowAre Big RPGs Losing Their Magic?Just heard Mark Darrah, ex-Dragon Age boss, spill the tea on how BioWare's legendary RPGs like Mass Effect: Andromeda got sidelined by EA in favor of chasing the next big thing—remember Anthem? It makes you wonder: Are studios sacrificing deep, story-driven games for quick-hit service titles? Is this the end of epic RPGs, or just a rough patch? Let’s debate! #GameDevelopment #RPG #BioWare #GamingIndustry #TechDebate #Games00Share
John Nelson+FollowMass Effect Comeback Alert! 🚀Great news for Mass Effect fans! Despite a rocky road with past releases like Andromeda and Dragon Age: The Veilguard, BioWare is still working hard on the next Mass Effect adventure. Michael Gamble reassured us all that development is ongoing. Let’s hope they learn from past mistakes! 🤞 Are you ready to return to space? Share your thoughts below! MassEffect #BioWare #GamingNews #SciFiGames #Games121Share
