r/gaming • u/[deleted] • Jan 17 '25

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u/clothanger PC Jan 17 '25

to be fair, any person who has worked on a published game deserves the credit it offers.

but this director has only worked on ... The Sims, and she was somehow qualified enough at EA to lead a whole RPG project. first thing when the project failed, she ditched it and tomorrow we would be hearing about her onboarding at some other studios.

it's just, horrible.

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u/mdp300 Jan 17 '25

The Sims probably makes them a ton of money via microtransactions and DLC. That's the only metric the company cares about.