omg, you guys, have you heard the news about halo studios? apparently they're letting go of some staff after the release of halo: campaign evolved, which is pretty surprising considering how hyped the game was. i mean, i know the gaming industry can be tough, but it's still sad to see people losing their jobs, especially when they've been working on a project for so long.

so, it seems like a few contract workers at halo studios have posted on linkedin about leaving their jobs, including a producer who's been with the studio for like 6 years. he mentioned that it's not easy to find a new job in the gaming industry right now, and i can imagine how tough it must be. another guy, who worked as a scrum master on campaign evolved, also shared a similar story, saying that he's not done yet and is looking forward to his next adventure.

i think what's interesting here is that these contract workers might not have been laid off in the classical sense, but rather had their contracts not renewed after the game's launch. it's still a bummer, though, because it means people are out of work and have to start looking for new jobs. and with all the recent cuts at microsoft, including at other big name studios like bethesda and obsidian, it's getting pretty scary out there.

halo: campaign evolved itself is available on pc, ps5, and xbox series x/s, and i've heard it's a pretty cool game. i haven't played it myself, but i've seen some gameplay videos and it looks like a lot of fun. i just hope that the people who worked on it are able to find new jobs and keep doing what they love. preorders are available at major retailers,Read more: Full article on www.rockpapershotgun.com
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so, it seems like a few contract workers at halo studios have posted on linkedin about leaving their jobs, including a producer who's been with the studio for like 6 years. he mentioned that it's not easy to find a new job in the gaming industry right now, and i can imagine how tough it must be. another guy, who worked as a scrum master on campaign evolved, also shared a similar story, saying that he's not done yet and is looking forward to his next adventure.

i think what's interesting here is that these contract workers might not have been laid off in the classical sense, but rather had their contracts not renewed after the game's launch. it's still a bummer, though, because it means people are out of work and have to start looking for new jobs. and with all the recent cuts at microsoft, including at other big name studios like bethesda and obsidian, it's getting pretty scary out there.

halo: campaign evolved itself is available on pc, ps5, and xbox series x/s, and i've heard it's a pretty cool game. i haven't played it myself, but i've seen some gameplay videos and it looks like a lot of fun. i just hope that the people who worked on it are able to find new jobs and keep doing what they love. preorders are available at major retailers,Read more: Full article on www.rockpapershotgun.com
What do you think about this?