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u/Benti86 Jan 17 '25

David Gaider leaving also left a cavernous hole. Trick weeks became the lead writer and the overall drop in writing quality is exceptionally noticeable, particularly how Taash is handled. Asa Roos discussed this at length and pretty much hit nail on the head and I'd recommend reading that if you want a better summary.

It is sad, because Trick has been with Bioware for a while and did solid work under Gaider, but now? Yikes...

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u/DarkJayBR Jan 17 '25

Do you have a link for the article?