Dragon Age: The Veilguard will still bring with it many other discussions, unfortunately, and among these there is also the farewell of Corinne Busche, responsible for the controversial role-playing game who left BioWare after 20 years of career.\r\nCompared to news of his departure from the company, many rumors and indiscretions have circulated, especially considering the unfortunate reception received by the title (you can find it on Amazon).\r\nThere are those who thought that it could be a direct consequence of the controversy arose from Veilguard but, as reported by Gamingbolt, Corinne Busche left for the best reason a worker could find: an offer you can’t refuse.\r\nIn a recent interview, Busche explained that the decision she was primarily motivated by the search for a sense of personal fulfillment and shared her future plans. «I did what I set out to do at BioWare: help get the project back on track», explained Busche.\r\nThe director of Veilguard also spoke about the working climate at BioWare, not disdaining some stinging reflections, for so to say:\r\n\r\n«It was difficult and it had an impact on me. BioWare still has a lot to do from a cultural point of view, but I think they are going in the right direction now.”\r\n\r\nTalking about his future, and why he decided to leave the company right now moment, after having given body and soul to the creation of Dragon Age The Veilguard and defended his work to the hilt, Busche clearly explained his choice:\r\n\r\n«As far as I’m concerned, my departure it was voluntary, because I an opportunity was presented that I couldn’t refuse. I don’t want to say much more now, but you can be sure that it will be in the CRPG space and that it will maintain the traditions of great characters.”\r\n\r\nThroughout his long career, Busche has contributed to a wide range of titles , from sports games like Tiger Woods Golf to the hugely popular The Sims series.\r\nIt must be said that, after all the stories that have circulated around Veilguard regarding the ravings of the extremist fringe of gamers about the alleged woke agenda of Busche, the director has a burning precedent.\r\nWe hope that her future career will not be affected, as well as that the latest Dragon Age can sell well although we still don’t know how much the public really liked it, despite the controversy.