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· 9 months, 1 week ago • Alex Forbes-Calvin

Former Call of Duty dev Schofield laments the state of Activision and EA

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Glen Schofield's recent comments shed light on the troubling paths that Activision and EA are taking. For developers, especially those in creative roles, this could signal a shift in the types of projects and the creative freedom available in the industry. Schofield's experience in the industry makes his perspective particularly valuable as he reflects on the implications for game quality and innovation.

As these companies continue to evolve, developers should be aware of how corporate strategies can influence project scopes, funding, and ultimately, job security. The ongoing changes at Activision and EA may affect not just current projects but also the overall landscape of game development, making it crucial for professionals to stay informed and adaptable.

“It's tough to see the direction that Activision and EA are heading in.”

— Glen Schofield · Expressing concern over industry changes.
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Glen Schofield laments the direction of Activision and EA
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Glen Schofield, Activision, Electronic Arts
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Concerns about project quality and creative freedom for developers
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Concerns about the future of game development at major companies.

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