BioWare is laying off 50 people

Well, shit, I learned a thing today.

"Bioware" can not be empathetic, it is not a person, it is just a corporation, and an awful one to work for in the past ten years it appears.

When someone who has worked at a company for that long and poured their heart and soul into it goes on the chopping block, yes, that's what it feels like.

I speak from EXPERIENCE. I worked at a company that "technically" still exists today, but it was entirely gutted out over time thanks to a revolving wheel of acquisitions and mismanagement and now it exists as a literal shell of itself, no former employees who made it great left working there anymore, and it runs a bunch of AP wire content and filler instead of locally-written pieces.

But, please, continue explaining to me how people should feel about it. Being "let go" feels like being thrown into the trash after all your years of efforts.

This has nothing to do with corporate personhood and quite frankly irrelevant to this thread topic.

Oh, but you know, it's simply assumed that they "are not be able to properly contribute" so there's that. Whole lotta assumptions flying around, which is why I am disengaging from the conversation after this. There needs to be some level of human empathy involved and I'm not seeing that here from some.

No, you are just being deeply bad faith at interpreting my comments.

You need to improve your reading comprehension friend, I said they should have done that with Mass Effect Legendary Edition, no mention of the individual entries original releases- and they still could.

And yes I picked examples of bad or incomplete launches that then became good ones with their relaunches, that was the whole damn point.