BioWare’s closure prompts public grief from the lead writer of Star Wars: The Old Republic, who says the MMO is being left out of the studio’s goodbye message. Multiple outlets report the writer’s response after BioWare’s official farewell fails to acknowledge the long-running game.
Across coverage, Star Wars: The Old Republic is described as a PC-only MMORPG that continues to receive updates and expansions long after its launch. The central point in all reports is the omission: the writer frames it as a sign that the game is not being recognized during the end of the studio.
While all sources focus on the same dispute over what BioWare’s farewell post includes, the framing varies. Some outlets emphasize the emotional reaction and label the exclusion as especially painful, while others foreground the specific claim that the MMO was “snubbed” or “left out” of the closure announcement.