Damn RIP. Wonder how this affects things
Anthem | PS4/XB1/PC | Out Now
Damn RIP. Wonder how this affects things
It's a big deal when the lead is gone
The ending will be complete trash and we'll wonder what coulda been.
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I am hype for this game... they have been real silent on this game.. but i am hearing the main guy who wrote the story for MA 1 and MA 2 is the lead writer and he is known for his Stories... so this game might have a great story and also like a MMORPG/Looter shooter
This is what they worked on while the team that made the gatdamn Citadel DLC were left with the first current gen Mass EffectWhy couldn't they just put this effort in Andromeda?
None of what included decent writers or animators
Plus they had to put the game together in a year and half
The most disappointed I've ever been in a game
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This is what they worked on while the team that made the gatdamn Citadel DLC were left with the first current gen Mass Effect
None of what included decent writers or animators
Plus they had to put the game together in a year and half
The most disappointed I've ever been in a game
It's really disappointing. The game should have been delay so they could at least implement a decent story but all EA cared about was making their earnings for the quarter.
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Being in a recommendation system.
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BioWare Teases "Amazing Work" And Intense Story For Anthem
by Liana Ruppert | October 15, 2017
There has been a lot of shifts happening around BioWare over the past several years, with many of figureheads having left the studio to pursuit other adventures. A big reason for the shift, and a lot of the controversy surrounding Mass Effect: Andromeda,revolves around the upcoming online action RPG Anthem.
Game Director Jonathan Warner took to his Twitter account to tease a few of the topics brough up during an internal meeting at BioWare. He gave a little insight that promises an "enthralling" story - even going so far to say that the team "f*cking nailed it":
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Jonathan Warner @Bio_Warner
We had an amazing milestone review today. So proud of our team! #AnthemGame #BioWare #Freelancers
9:24 PM - Oct 2, 2017
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FreelancerCodex @FreelancerCodex
Replying to @Bio_Warner
Come on now, share at least one sticky note from the meeting.
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Jonathan Warner @Bio_Warner
@JayWatamaniuk enthralled the team with his storytelling prowess! fukking nailed it.
9:29 PM - Oct 2, 2017
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While writer Jay Watamaniuk jumped onto the hype train with his own input - specifically that "enthralling" story promised:
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Jay Watamaniuk @JayWatamaniuk
Some amazing work shown at the milestone meeting today. Remarkable. #anthemgame
6:21 PM - Oct 2, 2017
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Other members of the team showed off pictures of the event itself, showing off excited faces as they overcame this "amazing milestone". With the PlayStation Experience later on this year, as well as the Video Game Awards, it is very possible that the team might be gearing up for a bigger reveal than the small teasers we've had so far.
No more gameplay footage as of yet since E3, but at least those interested in seeing what BioWare has to offer can look forward to a beta before the title's release.
Anthem is set for a 2018 release on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC.
BioWare Teases "Amazing Work" And Intense Story For Anthem
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We'll see
by Liana Ruppert | October 15, 2017
There has been a lot of shifts happening around BioWare over the past several years, with many of figureheads having left the studio to pursuit other adventures. A big reason for the shift, and a lot of the controversy surrounding Mass Effect: Andromeda,revolves around the upcoming online action RPG Anthem.
Game Director Jonathan Warner took to his Twitter account to tease a few of the topics brough up during an internal meeting at BioWare. He gave a little insight that promises an "enthralling" story - even going so far to say that the team "f*cking nailed it":
Follow
Jonathan Warner @Bio_WarnerWe had an amazing milestone review today. So proud of our team! #AnthemGame #BioWare #Freelancers
9:24 PM - Oct 2, 2017
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2 Oct
FreelancerCodex @FreelancerCodexReplying to @Bio_Warner
Come on now, share at least one sticky note from the meeting.
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Jonathan Warner @Bio_Warner@JayWatamaniuk enthralled the team with his storytelling prowess! fukking nailed it.
9:29 PM - Oct 2, 2017
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While writer Jay Watamaniuk jumped onto the hype train with his own input - specifically that "enthralling" story promised:
Follow
Jay Watamaniuk @JayWatamaniukSome amazing work shown at the milestone meeting today. Remarkable. #anthemgame
6:21 PM - Oct 2, 2017
Twitter Ads info and privacy
Other members of the team showed off pictures of the event itself, showing off excited faces as they overcame this "amazing milestone". With the PlayStation Experience later on this year, as well as the Video Game Awards, it is very possible that the team might be gearing up for a bigger reveal than the small teasers we've had so far.
No more gameplay footage as of yet since E3, but at least those interested in seeing what BioWare has to offer can look forward to a beta before the title's release.
Anthem is set for a 2018 release on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC.
BioWare Teases "Amazing Work" And Intense Story For Anthem
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We'll see
Not a rpg, not for me.
BioWare Teases "Amazing Work" And Intense Story For Anthem
So basically everything mass effect:A didn't have
So basically everything mass effect:A didn't have
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Anthem Lead Animator Steven Gilmour has left BioWare
At E3 this year, EA unveiled Anthem as a brand new action RPG that is being developed by its veteran studio, BioWare. The game will have players taking the role of Freelancers, jetpack-equipped exosuit wearing explorers who venture out onto the game's hostile landscape in groups. Many deem the game to be EA's answer to Destiny.
However, there may be some trouble brewing with the game's development, as Anthem's lead animator, Steven Gilmour, seems to have left the studio according to his LinkedIn profile page. A user on the Anthem subreddit discovered the departure, which had gone unnoticed until now.
A comment by BioWare employee Bryan Johnson (BioAdmiralX) on the Reddit thread also confirmed Gilmour's exit news to be true. Johnson said that while Gilmour's exit saddens the studio, "no company is without turnover." He added that a large number of BioWare's core group of developers are still with the company and asked fans not to overly worry about the departures:
Lets take KotOR (came out in 2003) as an example, if you look at the credits under Core Game Design (which was literally the first list in the credits) we have the following: David Falkner, Steven Gilmour, Casey Hudson, Drew Karpyshyn, James Ohlen, Preston Watamaniuk, Derek Watts.
The only person in that list that is gone is Steve, with Drew and Casey leaving and coming back. So I know it's easy to look for any details to determine what is going on when there is little news, but I would say don't read into departures too much.
Gilmour had been a part of BioWare since 2000, working as an animator on games such as Neverwinter Nights, Knights of the Old Republic, Jade Empire, the Mass Effect trilogy, and the Dragon Age series, before his final stint at the studio as Anthem's project lead animator.
If Anthem sticks to its original late 2018 release window, the game still has quite some time to go before we can get our hands on it. Hopefully, Gilmour's exit won't doom the game to have a repeat of what happened to the animations of Mass Effect: Andromeda.
Source: Reddit via GamingBolt
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Hey Viceral, make sure there is some space in video game heaven, Bioware might be coming soon.
At E3 this year, EA unveiled Anthem as a brand new action RPG that is being developed by its veteran studio, BioWare. The game will have players taking the role of Freelancers, jetpack-equipped exosuit wearing explorers who venture out onto the game's hostile landscape in groups. Many deem the game to be EA's answer to Destiny.
However, there may be some trouble brewing with the game's development, as Anthem's lead animator, Steven Gilmour, seems to have left the studio according to his LinkedIn profile page. A user on the Anthem subreddit discovered the departure, which had gone unnoticed until now.
A comment by BioWare employee Bryan Johnson (BioAdmiralX) on the Reddit thread also confirmed Gilmour's exit news to be true. Johnson said that while Gilmour's exit saddens the studio, "no company is without turnover." He added that a large number of BioWare's core group of developers are still with the company and asked fans not to overly worry about the departures:
Lets take KotOR (came out in 2003) as an example, if you look at the credits under Core Game Design (which was literally the first list in the credits) we have the following: David Falkner, Steven Gilmour, Casey Hudson, Drew Karpyshyn, James Ohlen, Preston Watamaniuk, Derek Watts.
The only person in that list that is gone is Steve, with Drew and Casey leaving and coming back. So I know it's easy to look for any details to determine what is going on when there is little news, but I would say don't read into departures too much.
Gilmour had been a part of BioWare since 2000, working as an animator on games such as Neverwinter Nights, Knights of the Old Republic, Jade Empire, the Mass Effect trilogy, and the Dragon Age series, before his final stint at the studio as Anthem's project lead animator.
If Anthem sticks to its original late 2018 release window, the game still has quite some time to go before we can get our hands on it. Hopefully, Gilmour's exit won't doom the game to have a repeat of what happened to the animations of Mass Effect: Andromeda.
Source: Reddit via GamingBolt
Don't forget to follow us @NeowinGaming on Twitter to keep up to date with our gaming coverage!
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Hey Viceral, make sure there is some space in video game heaven, Bioware might be coming soon.
Anthem Lead Animator Steven Gilmour has left BioWare
At E3 this year, EA unveiled Anthem as a brand new action RPG that is being developed by its veteran studio, BioWare. The game will have players taking the role of Freelancers, jetpack-equipped exosuit wearing explorers who venture out onto the game's hostile landscape in groups. Many deem the game to be EA's answer to Destiny.
However, there may be some trouble brewing with the game's development, as Anthem's lead animator, Steven Gilmour, seems to have left the studio according to his LinkedIn profile page. A user on the Anthem subreddit discovered the departure, which had gone unnoticed until now.
A comment by BioWare employee Bryan Johnson (BioAdmiralX) on the Reddit thread also confirmed Gilmour's exit news to be true. Johnson said that while Gilmour's exit saddens the studio, "no company is without turnover." He added that a large number of BioWare's core group of developers are still with the company and asked fans not to overly worry about the departures:
Lets take KotOR (came out in 2003) as an example, if you look at the credits under Core Game Design (which was literally the first list in the credits) we have the following: David Falkner, Steven Gilmour, Casey Hudson, Drew Karpyshyn, James Ohlen, Preston Watamaniuk, Derek Watts.
The only person in that list that is gone is Steve, with Drew and Casey leaving and coming back. So I know it's easy to look for any details to determine what is going on when there is little news, but I would say don't read into departures too much.
Gilmour had been a part of BioWare since 2000, working as an animator on games such as Neverwinter Nights, Knights of the Old Republic, Jade Empire, the Mass Effect trilogy, and the Dragon Age series, before his final stint at the studio as Anthem's project lead animator.
If Anthem sticks to its original late 2018 release window, the game still has quite some time to go before we can get our hands on it. Hopefully, Gilmour's exit won't doom the game to have a repeat of what happened to the animations of Mass Effect: Andromeda.
Source: Reddit via GamingBolt
Don't forget to follow us @NeowinGaming on Twitter to keep up to date with our gaming coverage!
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Hey Viceral, make sure there is some space in video game heaven, Bioware might be coming soon.
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this is no where near destiny 1 lvs of this will be complete shyt... but if the lead writer leaves to then we will have another destiny year one on our heads
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Anthem Lead Animator Steven Gilmour has left BioWare
At E3 this year, EA unveiled Anthem as a brand new action RPG that is being developed by its veteran studio, BioWare. The game will have players taking the role of Freelancers, jetpack-equipped exosuit wearing explorers who venture out onto the game's hostile landscape in groups. Many deem the game to be EA's answer to Destiny.
However, there may be some trouble brewing with the game's development, as Anthem's lead animator, Steven Gilmour, seems to have left the studio according to his LinkedIn profile page. A user on the Anthem subreddit discovered the departure, which had gone unnoticed until now.
A comment by BioWare employee Bryan Johnson (BioAdmiralX) on the Reddit thread also confirmed Gilmour's exit news to be true. Johnson said that while Gilmour's exit saddens the studio, "no company is without turnover." He added that a large number of BioWare's core group of developers are still with the company and asked fans not to overly worry about the departures:
Lets take KotOR (came out in 2003) as an example, if you look at the credits under Core Game Design (which was literally the first list in the credits) we have the following: David Falkner, Steven Gilmour, Casey Hudson, Drew Karpyshyn, James Ohlen, Preston Watamaniuk, Derek Watts.
The only person in that list that is gone is Steve, with Drew and Casey leaving and coming back. So I know it's easy to look for any details to determine what is going on when there is little news, but I would say don't read into departures too much.
Gilmour had been a part of BioWare since 2000, working as an animator on games such as Neverwinter Nights, Knights of the Old Republic, Jade Empire, the Mass Effect trilogy, and the Dragon Age series, before his final stint at the studio as Anthem's project lead animator.
If Anthem sticks to its original late 2018 release window, the game still has quite some time to go before we can get our hands on it. Hopefully, Gilmour's exit won't doom the game to have a repeat of what happened to the animations of Mass Effect: Andromeda.
Source: Reddit via GamingBolt
Don't forget to follow us @NeowinGaming on Twitter to keep up to date with our gaming coverage!
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Hey Viceral, make sure there is some space in video game heaven, Bioware might be coming soon.
It's over before it even started