Most of Electronic Arts veterans or well-known devs are leaving, and that includes the multiplayer producer over बैटलफील्ड वी, David Sirland. Credited with saving युद्धक्षेत्र 4 with DICE LA and doing other things like participating in the Community Map Project, Sirland is gearing up to leave DICE and will later offer his thoughts on what he would have changed with बैटलफील्ड वी.

Back in October of 2019, we reported that when EA and DICE revealed बैटलफील्ड वी, many boycotted the game because of the सामाजिक न्याय विविधता, जो बनाया उसका प्रस्थान रणभूमि "युद्धक्षेत्र", "यदि आपको यह पसंद नहीं है, तो इसे न खरीदें" जैसी बातें कहने की देवों की आत्मसंतुष्ट मानसिकता गेमर्स और प्रशंसकों का मज़ाक उड़ाना of रणभूमि एक लॉन्च पार्टी में, और अन्य चीजें जैसे देरी, उथली सामग्री, और टूटी हुई विशेषताएं.

बाद hackers ruined some games for PC goers, and others around the world not being able to play the battle royale mode, Firestorm, due to a lack of players, outlined a grim future for बैटलफील्ड वी.

With all of that said, it looks like EA’s BioWare isn’t the only company bleeding veteran talent in that DICE is losing quite a bit too.

This includes people like Patrick Söderlund, Battlefield’s producer Jojje Dalunde, global community manager Dan Mitre, and now multiplayer producer David Sirland.

वेबसाइट mp1st.com reports that Sirland announced on the रणभूमि subreddit that he’s resigning from the company on March 3rd, 2020.

Furthermore, Sirland used his time on the subreddit to answer fan questions concerning बैटलफील्ड वी and what’s next for him. The website notes Sirland’s response to one commenter saying that getting out of DICE is a higher priority than team balance to which his reply sits below:

The website also highlights Sirland saying that in due time he’ll offer his honest opinion on the state of बैटलफील्ड वी and working on the FPS game:

Finally, Sirland notes that his title will still be the same, but his occupation will be in a different place. In other words, the game is likely a multiplayer, always-online title.