In recent years, it's been noted that so many of the developers behind the original Mass Effect and Dragon Age games are no longer with the studio, having left in the 2010s. However, just three months after its launch, the same is now true of Dragon Age: The Veilguard, as both of the directors, all of the writers, and seemingly all the editors have now either left, been laid off, or moved to another EA studio.
This has come about through a combination of devs leaving during development, being caught up in the 2023 layoffs, departing after The Veilguard's launch, and most recently, being included in BioWare's restructuring. As a result, it seems that no one who worked on The Veilguard's story is at the company, making the same thing true for previous games, Dragon Age: Inquisition, Dragon Age 2, and Dragon Age: Origins.
Looking back at Origins' credits, there was only one writer remaining before the recent developments: Sheryl Chee. However, they have now been moved to EA Motive, working on the new Iron Man game. They recently commented that Dragon Age belongs to the fans now, so it certainly seems that the series as we knew it...
