Guardian - Matt Firor talks about the online game's PvP system, where his experience working on Dark Age of Camelot came to the fore.
Matt Firor writes: "Project Blackbird was the game I had waited my entire career to create."
Must be hard to see what you've created being destroyed by a creatively bankrupt mega corp. I'll keep saying it, MS is the worst thing to ever happen to the industry, consolidation on this scale kills innovation and creativity as you don't want your acquisitions to be competing with each other.
Lol...you need help. Nothing confirmed in that message. More so called negative xbox news. Shocker.😆
"Lol...you need help."
No. The thousands and thousands of devs MS fired through greed and industry consolidation need help.
If Matt Firor can't have his opinion on the situation, then who can? Fact is, their decisions had a major impact on him that made him want to leave. Him speaking out on the effects Microsoft's decision had on him might look bad, but that doesn't mean it isn't true or noteworthy.
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The Gamer Writes "The Elder Scrolls Online is an incredibly diverse MMO when it comes to the type of characters you can create. There are different ways to build your characters effectively for both PvE and PvP in this MMO because the gameplay within these two types of content is very different."
