You can relax, It's not over.
Maxis & The Sims are far from over, according to the EA Careers Website After our recent report that EA is laying off some of their veteran employees working at Maxis, it seems that new positions h...
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"Gelysen;c-16448653" wrote:
I must say reading that article yesterday calmed me down a little bit because it wouldn't make sense to hire new people to work on a game you want to let go of in the near future.
Sadly that doesn't mean this is proof we're getting good quality packs in the future but then again keeping ppl who have been around for ages isn't either.
I was annoyed to read they were shrinking down the team and moving people to the mobile game but if letting go of some older people means they can hire back more people, people with potentially fresh eyes, fresh motivation and ideas then this could be an oke thing.
I really hope the team can be bigger in the future as in my opinion we needed a bigger team since so many ppl have left the team in the past two years etc. I really hope these new ppl (when hired) have fresh eyes and loads of ideas and motivation for this game.
This game is nowhere near finished in my opinion.
I agree the game is nowhere near finished. I'm just afraid that this is a sign of them moving away from PC entirely. Keeping the game around doesn't mean it's going to stay around the way it is right now. They might decide the sims 4 console is a better bet.
