Fawzi Mesmar leaves the Battlefield development team and leaves DICE.
Although Battlefield 2042 is not the success American publisher Electronic Arts hopes for (average press ratings and record negative reviews on Steam), DICE is separated from Fawzi Mesmar by mutual agreement: “He leaves our studio at the end. weeks. We wish him all the best in his future endeavours.”The latter isn’t the only one packing their bags, as journalist and insider Tom Henderson announces that many departures should be expected in the coming weeks, even as recruiting is underway.
The departure of Fawzi Mesmar (Atlus, Gameloft, Enish, King) is motivated by the new phase of his career in the video game industry: “It was an absolute pleasure to work in the best design teams in the galaxy. The incredible work you do continues to inspire me every day. Thank you for your trust, I hope I did not disappoint. I was given an offer I couldn’t refuse with another company that was kind enough to wait for me until we delivered Battlefield 2042. It was very important to me to be here with the team as we reach this historic milestone. While Oscar Gabrielson, CEO of the studio,”
Patches and other patches to improve Battlefield 2042
DICE recently provided details on their plans for future improvements to Battlefield 2042, as well as information on the second major patch planned for this week: “We are very passionate about this game and we are going to support it and make it happen. develop over the years. We have confirmed at least two major updates to the game in the coming weeks and will be posting regularly about the changes we make as well as new content. Teams around the world are working 24/7 to develop the game and make improvements.”