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Cairo retweeted
- Release two massive flops
- Spend decade on huge IP Dragon Age game
- $200 million+ budget
- It releases, only sell 1.5 million copies
- Spend half decade on another huge IP
- Its still in early development
- Studio shutdown
But yeah just blame solely private equity. Sure.
This is private equity, this is what it does.
Buy up businesses, run them into the ground, and rip them apart for short-term profit.
The developers at BioWare know how to run the studio. They know how to make the games we all love. They should be given the first opportunity - and the federal support - to buy it and run it themselves.
And if we want to avoid the Mass Effect effect in Canada, we should be keeping private equity out, not welcoming it in.
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Cairo retweeted
No, I don't give a fuck that BioWare is closing. That studio died years ago. It's not the BioWare that gave me Dragon Age: Origins and Mass Effect anymore.
This is like showing up to a funeral for a corpse that's been decomposing for a decade and being expected to cry.
Cairo retweeted
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Me showing this tweet to my wife
🇺🇸 In Virginia, a 64-year-old man was charged after he taped his wife to a chair in the basement so he could watch football upstairs.
Terry Ward was arrested last Sunday night in Richmond after officers responded to a domestic call.
According to the criminal complaint, his wife said he used tape to restrain her to a chair in the basement.
Ward admitted he tied her up and left her there.
She had marks and tape residue on both arms and told police she had been restrained for up to 45 minutes.
He faces felony abduction and misdemeanor assault on a family member
He is due in court on November 10.






































