A Dragon Age veteran says the EA preferred to refer to a “cave” where RPG fans who may be trusted will rely on buying a gender throwing them.
Talking to Gamesradar+, the former Bioer military David Guider explained that he had become “old -fashioned” to some extent in the eyes of EA, before he left the bioer. “I was very vocal in the Dragon Age team,” he says. “I was always trying to push him towards my traditional mechanics. And he was not very welcomed in the EA circle.”
He says the EA understood these mechanics – such as Dragon Age: Organization – “Action Wi and Smart” to be “slow and burdensome” instead of a presentation. This meant that despite the long -term employment in the studio, Guyder’s ideas were “often not very happy” and many of his famous RPGs work.
One of the reasons is that, they say, the EA did not think that the traditional RPG audience was one who was able to focus on. He claims that the caretakers have called these mechanics “in the cave.” The cave, he explains, “Where the nerves went. The nerves were in the cave. You made an RPG and the nerves in the cave always showed for the RPG, because it was RPG.”
The belief of his chosen gender in the EA’s eyes meant “you don’t have to worry about the nerve”. “You didn’t have to try to appeal to them. You needed to worry about people who were not in the cave, who were the audience we really wanted to win, which was huge.”
In fact, the Guyder made it clear, he was the audience who wanted the EA, and basically he found what he wanted. Unfortunately for the publisher, the closing point of this philosophy was the anthem, which was a direct service attempt that was completely flopped at the time of launch and was completely abandoned in two years.
The advantage of this was that the bioer was able to re -focus somewhat around his single player RPG, with the previous year Dragon Edge: Velgard And final release Effect of mass – Although with this game This year is still in pre -productionBefore we see it, it is some time before we see it.
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