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Ever since Dragon Age Origins? Their published games ever since then have been incredibly LGBT safe.
Wasn't that BioWare?
EA owns BioWare, and has since 2007. Dragon Age came out in 2009.
Still was developed by BioWare and not EA.
That's how these big companies work, they have multiple studios working on multiple games. You still expect the subsidiaries to mostly mirror the top end.
EA will just shut down a studio if they don't like what they are doing. BioWare is mostly responsible for dragon age. EA helped but not with the original game. My brother worked on that game for months, EA was basically the distributor
EA hasn't written its games even going back to the MS-DOS era. It's just a publisher.
Yes they do, they also own a bajiliiian franchises going back decades that are sitting in the scrap heap. But don't pretend they don't do their own products ever or never have.
I've actually been inside one the studios on multiple occasions m
EA has always employed warming kettle strategy. Buy an awesome and beloved independent studio, let them just keep doing awesome stuff, and then go "well, looks like you're not keeping up with our growth targets, guys, guess we need to keep a closer eye on how you're doing." And again. And again.
Sounds accurate
Published by EA, they'll allow anything that makes their investors happy and they push for that.