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Autor: Nora May 13,2025

Según los informes, Corinne Busche, directora de Dragon Age: The Veilguard, dejará BioWare propiedad de EA en las próximas semanas, según Eurogamer. Busche se unió al proyecto en febrero de 2022 y lo llevó a su lanzamiento en octubre del año anterior. IGN se ha comunicado con EA para hacer más comentarios sobre este asunto.

Desde su lanzamiento, Dragon Age: The Veilguard ha enfrentado un escrutinio con respecto a su éxito. Sin embargo, Eurogamer señala que la partida de Busche no está vinculada al rendimiento comercial del juego. EA aún no ha revelado si las ventas y los ingresos del juego cumplieron con las expectativas, con la compañía lista para informar sus resultados financieros del tercer trimestre de 2025 el 4 de febrero.

Busche se unió a BioWare en 2019 después de trabajar en Maxis en varios proyectos de SIMS. Su papel fue crucial en la edad del dragón de dirección: el Veteguard hasta su finalización, especialmente durante los últimos años de desarrollo del juego. El artículo de IGN, "Cómo BioWare finalmente llevó a Dragon Age a la línea de meta después de una década tumultuosa", destacó el extenso viaje de desarrollo del juego, que incluyó un cambio significativo de un concepto multijugador a un juego de rol para un solo jugador.

BioWare ha confirmado que no tiene planes para Dragon Age: el Veilguard DLC y ahora se está centrando en Mass Effect 5, que se ha provocado pero que aún no está completamente revelado.

En agosto de 2023, BioWare despedió a aproximadamente 50 empleados, incluidos veteranos de mucho tiempo como la diseñadora narrativa Mary Kirby, que había estado con la compañía desde el inicio de Dragon Age. Esto ocurrió al mismo tiempo que el lanzamiento de la puerta 3 de Baldur de Larian Studios.

Estos despidos fueron parte de una reestructuración más amplia en EA, que separó sus operaciones en deportes y otras categorías. Los rumores en ese momento sugirieron que BioWare podría adquirirse, y Star Wars: The Old Republic fue transición a un desarrollador externo para permitir que BioWare se concentre en el efecto de masa y la edad del dragón.

La revelación de Dragon Age: el Velo en 2024 se encontró con reacciones mixtas. El avance inicial recibió comentarios negativos, lo que llevó a BioWare a lanzar rápidamente una burla de los juegos tempranos. El nombre del nombre del juego de Dreadwolf a The Veilguard también enfrentó críticas, aunque las impresiones posteriores fueron generalmente positivas.

Con la partida de Busche y el enfoque cambiando a Mass Effect 5, los fanáticos de Dragon Age quedan preguntándose si BioWare tendrá la oportunidad de desarrollar otra secuela en la serie Dragon Age.

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