‘Mass Affect: Andromeda’ Lead Writer’s Departure From BioWare Causes Delay On Its Release Date?
Earlier this year, reports were declaring that the anticipated game 'Mass Affect: Andromeda' is set to be released around third quarter this year.
As fans rejoice for its near distribution, certain rumors just recently claimed that the fans' hearts were broken when several news reached them saying that Chris Schlerf, the lead writer for 'Mass Affect: Andromeda' just left his BioWare team and started a new path in Disney.
Reports said that the fans were saying that the saddest parts of Schlerf's departure from the company who created the talked about game are the things that could jeopardized the release dates and story outlines of the 'Mass Effect' franchises.
"To confirm what some folks asked about a few months back, I am no longer working on ME:A at Bioware Montreal," Chris Schlerf shared just recently on his Twitter account.
"All that said, very happy to be back in Seattle, working with this scrappy little company called Bungie that some of you may have heard of," he added.
According to Geek, Schlerf wasn't the only one who moved out from the game developer company recently. Last month, "Dragon Age" lead writer David Gayter said goodbye to BioWare while Chris Wynn, "Mass Effect Andromeda's senior development director farewelled December last year.
Although Schlerf's resignation from BioWare is clear already, the writer still assured the fans of 'Mass Affect: Andromeda' that there should be nothing to be worried about the upcoming game.
Chris Schlerf tweeted, "Think MEA is really gonna blow people away; couldn't be prouder to be part of it, & excited like a lil kid to play the final when it's out."
As of now, updates about 'Mass Affect: Andromeda' are still slim and unclear. Based from previous reports, the anticipated game is expected to be released third quarter this year.
