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[โ€“] RightHandOfIkaros 3 points 1 month ago (1 children)

Its quite plausible. Veilguards writers were bad at their jobs, and her writing for Emmerich only served to make the other writers look even worse. I could absolutely see this happening, I have seen it happen at less creative jobs over way lower stakes than this.

[โ€“] [email protected] 0 points 1 month ago

No, it is not. Just isn't. Not a thing in Bioware, to my knowledge. Not a thing in the industry at large, either. This is an extreme leap you're making.

Displeased with management decisions? Absolutely. Frustrated by working conditions? Rarer than you'd think but it can happen. Abused and harassed by a manager or a coworker, particularly for a woman, and receiving insufficient protection from HR? Unfortunately possible, but definitely not my first or second guess when somebody announces they're leaving a studio.

"My coworkers are jealous of my talent and are mean to me" is science fiction.