A lot of obituaries are going to be penned for BioWare over the next days. Anthem's shaky release only adds to a narrative that's taken shape over the past decade: BioWare's best days are behind it.
Once regarded as one of the very best RPG studios in the business, BioWare's games have drawn more and more criticism over the years.
EA, being the easy target that it is, tends to catch most of the blame for BioWare's troubles. However that's only part of the story. The truth is that BioWare was already on its current path when EA entered the picture.
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Bioware is doing fine.
Yeah. I really don't get all the hate for the game. I'm having fun with it. It's got some issues that they will need to patch but what game upon release doesn't these days.
The critics in the entertainment industry as a whole need to stop drinking the koolaid and actually form their own opinions for once.
That's what they get for selling themselves to EA.
I still blame EA. BioWare was in a tough spot financially when EA bought them, but they have since experienced a decline in quality.
I get that it's the thing to hate on EA but sometimes it's not a fad, it's the truth. Their vision and what they want the same industry to become is enough to rally against them!
But this is about Bioware and there was a Bioware before EA and there is a Bioware after EA.