Thanks, Kirk. Yeah, the WH property is a really phenomenal setting (as is 40K!). It's too bad that the game didn't continue to perform how EA wanted it to perform. Many of us were eager to work on a 40k project if/when WAR did well. There were a TON of 40k players at our office. We even had a cabinet of armies, so that anyone could play the miniatures/table-top game after-hours.Kirk wrote: I think we're all jaded about the lay-offs. Ofc not as directly as the actual guys, but we felt the ramifications
I still think WAR would be big and alive and well today if they had kept on developing.
Some truly unique work that was done.
Former dev, happy for the Waaagh!
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Re: Former dev, happy for the Waaagh!
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Re: Former dev, happy for the Waaagh!
Knowing EA I am guessing anything below WoW numbers wasn't good enough :p
Blood Bowl that got me introduced to the universe back in the day.
Still got all the miniatures around, there is plans for a display case in my future
WH universe was a license that should be seen as gold from a corporate perspective.
So many possibilities for a huge gaming series of high quality and EA would be the once with the funds to get it going, if they had the backbone to keep pushing.
<insert insults about corporate management here>
Blood Bowl that got me introduced to the universe back in the day.
Still got all the miniatures around, there is plans for a display case in my future
WH universe was a license that should be seen as gold from a corporate perspective.
So many possibilities for a huge gaming series of high quality and EA would be the once with the funds to get it going, if they had the backbone to keep pushing.
<insert insults about corporate management here>
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