Maybe that sounds like a heavy charge, but it's what I distinctly felt up until I left in 2016. "Suddenly all anyone in charge was asking was 'how do we have LESS writing?' A good story would simply happen, via magic wand, rather than be something that needed support and priority." "Maybe that sounds like a heavy charge, but it's what I distinctly felt up until I left in 2016," he went on. quietly resented, with a reliance on expensive narrative seen as the 'albatross' holding the company back," he wrote. "Even BioWare, which built its success on a reputation for good stories and characters, slowly turned from a company that vocally valued its writers to one where we were. Talking about writing broadly, Gaider said it's a discipline that's "constantly undervalued," and it's an attitude that's seen among those trying to get into the video game industry as well.
Gaider posted the tweets just as film and television writers went on strike yesterday, demanding better pay structures and improved working conditions from Hollywood studios.
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