Maybe ea started to understand how bad company respawn is. They can't fix simple things for months and when they fix it, they create another issue. I don't think any company will right mind give a serious project to respawn.
So maybe ea realised that respawn milking them for money. It should be the opposite, the publisher needs to milk development company for money lol
@el7uarvszheoRespawn came to prominence & earned huge credit with the Titanfall franchise & merging it with the world of Apex to an extent & I did quite enjoy both of the Star Wars/Jedi games though both were buggy as hell.As someone who shares the same frustrations as you regarding Respawn's seemingly inability to fix many bugs & issues (is it ignorance or just incompetence) some of which have festered in the game since the early seasons I certainly believe Respawn's stock has dropped considerably because of it.Some say that Respawn lost a lot of it's original identity ever since EA's takeover in 2017-18 & the high turnover of employees with many of Apex's original devs having left for pastures new to other gaming companies since.
The high turnover of Resawn employees kind of reminds me of a scene from a classic 1980s-90s sit-com we have in old blighty called Only Fools & Horses.The scene is in a cafe with a character called Trigger (who lets just say isn't the sharpest knife in the cutlery drawer) where he's speaking to a few of his mates about receiving a medal for his job being a road-sweeper.Trigger claims that he earned the medal for saving the council money over the years where he claims to have had the same broom for 20 years.In Trigger's words "in 20 years my broom has had 17 new heads & 14 new handles" to which Sid the cafe owner shouts "how the hell can it be the same bloody broom!".
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