Because of the delay of God of War Ragnarok, a writer from the Santa Monica Studios had to deal with several hateful messages. The creative director Cory Barlog has now taken a position and takes responsibility for it. Because he made this decision, people should take their frustration out on him and not on his team.
Many fans of God of War are not happy about the recent delay of the new God of War Ragnarok. Alanah Pearce, a prominent writer from the Santa Monica Studio, has now felt this painfully. She received some hateful messages on social media for the delay of God of War Ragnarok, which is why the game’s creative director felt obliged to take the blame for the delay and protect his entire team.
“For real, y’all, this is some BULLSH*T!” scolded Cory Barlog on Twitter. “You want to be mad at somebody for ANYTHING GOW related – the delay, ps4/5, trolls, subtitle size, Sigrun, whatevs – be angry with me. I made the calls. I did this. Don’t bother the team, they are all very good people doing great work.”
He himself made these decisions, which is why people should criticize him for it. “Every single human at the studio is there specifically because they are fucking EXCEPTIONAL at what they do. we are better because of them,” Barlog said about the development team.
In another post, he once again praises his team in the highest tones. He describes each of them as “excellent” and is happy about their commitment.
For real, y’all, this is some BULLSHIT!
You want to be mad at somebody for ANYTHING GOW related – the delay, ps4/5, trolls, subtitle size, Sigrun, whatevs – be angry with me.
I made the calls. I did this.
Don’t bother the team, they are all very good people doing great work. pic.twitter.com/D5rsvzFmgV
— cory barlog ? (@corybarlog) June 4, 2021
A peaceful user asked Barlog in a factual manner whether he seriously believed in a publication this year. Many believe that the studio had no say in the specified release period. He then replied that he had actually assumed it, but was ultimately wrong.
I did.
and I was wrong.
that’s on me.
— cory barlog ? (@corybarlog) June 4, 2021
With God of War Ragnarok, the development studio wants to deliver a first-class gaming experience, but it will not damage the health of its employees. For this reason, the mythical action-adventure will release in the next year. Incidentally, the PS4 players can look forward to the new adventure around Kratos and his son Atreus.
