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How come this team is not distributed to other projects ?
And who pays their labour?How come this team is not distributed to other projects ?
Maybe he has made a deal to make a The Witcher: New Vizima spin-off with CDP as the publisher.
No, I know it's not possible, but it would be pretty cool to have the two companies that produced some of the best AAA rpgs in the last years to work together on something.
How come this team is not distributed to other projects ?
Maybe he has made a deal to make a The Witcher: New Vizima spin-off with CDP as the publisher.
No, I know it's not possible, but it would be pretty cool to have the two companies that produced some of the best AAA rpgs in the last years to work together on something.
he hasn't even played TW3
Do you have use for statistic analyst on PoE2 who mainly analyzes how people play the game and what outcomes come out of it?
Maybe he has made a deal to make a The Witcher: New Vizima spin-off with CDP as the publisher.
All the best to Anthony Davis (assuming he's one of the unlucky ones) and any other Obsidian devs reading this.
How close are you to antagonizing him like you did Zyklon Beekers with your insider tidbits?All the best to Anthony Davis (assuming he's one of the unlucky ones) and any other Obsidian devs reading this.
Anthony Davis was not laid off.
It's official now: http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/...d_Warfare_devs_as_project_moves_to_Moscow.php
Obsidian lays off some Armored Warfare devs as project moves to Moscow
Fallout: New Vegas and Tyranny developer Obsidian Entertainment has laid off an undisclosed number of developers working on the free-to-play game, Armored Warfare.
The cuts, scheduled to take effect early next year, are the result of a decision made by Armored Warfare publisher My.com to partially move development of the project to the company’s headquarters in Moscow.
Despite the shift, Obsidian will continue to work on Armored Warfare, which entered open beta last year, in partnership with IllFonic and My.com.
A representative from Obsidian confirmed the layoffs to Gamasutra and offered the following statement from Obsidian CEO Feargus Urquhart:
"This week we let some of our developers on Armored Warfare know that they are being laid off early next year. The publisher of Armored Warfare decided to move a portion of the development of the product to their headquarters in Moscow. We remain extremely proud of Armored Warfare and all the work we have and will continue to put into it. None of the other products at Obsidian were affected by this. We wish our people the best, and are working with them to find homes with other developers."
If you or someone you know was affected by these layoffs, you can email Gamasutra to tell your story confidentially.
All the best to Anthony Davis (assuming he's one of the unlucky ones) and any other Obsidian devs reading this.
Maybe he has made a deal to make a The Witcher: New Vizima spin-off with CDP as the publisher.
No, I know it's not possible, but it would be pretty cool to have the two companies that produced some of the best AAA rpgs in the last years to work together on something.
he hasn't even played TW3
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Why not? All three twitcher games are p. different.Josh only played a couple of hours of Witcher 1 and 2 so I doubt he got very far.
He was questioned about Witcher 3 a lot of times, he said he played the game but only for a few hours because he had no time. He thought what he saw of it was great, though.Josh only played a couple of hours of Witcher 1 and 2 so I doubt he got very far.
More Josh trivia: he already owns D:OS 2 and Dungeon Rats (but not AoD) but hasn't put any time into either yet.
And he regularly posts here on top of that.
Why not? All three twitcher games are p. different.
He was questioned about Witcher 3 a lot of times, he said he played the game but only for a few hours because he had no time. He thought what he saw of it was great, though.
Now there's an adjective I've never seen applied to Bethesda RPGs.Why not? All three twitcher games are p. different.
3 is a slightly different version of 2, I doubt it was enough to grip him.
He was questioned about Witcher 3 a lot of times, he said he played the game but only for a few hours because he had no time. He thought what he saw of it was great, though.
He said the same thing about the first two.
They're just not as engaging as Bethesda-style RPGs.