"Dragon Age isn't dead because it's yours now" ex-BioWare writer tells fans worried for the series' future following layoffs that weren't called layoffs

Following staff changes at BioWare, including layoffs masked as restructuring, writer Sheryl Chee reassures Dragon Age fans about the series' future. Addressing concerns on social media, Chee emphasizes that while BioWare manages the IP, the spirit of Dragon Age lives on in fan art, fanfic, and the community's connections. This message seeks to inspire hope amid uncertainty, reminding fans that they hold a part of the franchise's legacy. Chee's comments reflect a commitment to creativity and community engagement, despite changes at the studio with a shift toward new projects like Mass Effect 5.

So a cool French woman dropped a cool quote from Camus on me today: 'In the midst of winter, I found there was, within me, an invincible summer.'

But DA isn't dead. There's fic. There's art. There's the connections we made through the games and because of the games. Technically EA/BioWare owns the IP but you can't own an idea, no matter how much they want to. DA isn't dead because it's yours now.

We're going through it right now. It's a lot, everywhere, but DA isn't dead.

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