Gameplay Designer Scott O’Gallagher Leaving EA Sports For 2K Sports?

[King_B_Mack]

Quote: Originally Posted by Live2K

Interesting. So do the people who ragged on him and live now like him..?

On the flip side, do the people that swore he could do no wrong and praised his every action now want to not give him credit for anything like what happened with Mike Wang?

Wish him luck in his new gig and look forward to seeing what he brings to the table over there at 2K and how Live moves forward without him.

[WTF]

You'd think that they would have had a no compete clause in their contract.

[RUFFNREADY]

This is starting to leave a bad taste in my mouth??? Doesn't sound good from any stand point.

[victorkingchamp]

I get the impression that NBA Live and Madden development teams haven't had a cohesive team with a shared vision for quite some time and that's why the quality of those products has been inconsistent at best. With 2K games I get the feeling that the developers really work well together and are given a lot more freedom to create.

[Rams_3]

How does that old saying go? If ya can't beat em, join em! Anyways I hope both game turn out amazing.

[Live2K]

Not sure what he really did but it seemed like he was being phased out anyways since he stopped doing the instructional vids and live streams. I always liked him because of his ties/props to live 10 and seemed very dedicated. Whether you liked his direction or not any visionary in a leadership position needs to stick to their guns. Good luck

[noshun]

I for one have nothing against scott whatsoever. game design isn't easy, I should know; its my major. hopefully this leads to scott being more open-minded. seeing viewpoints from others that may or may not differ from yours can help one think, see more and create more outside of ones own comfort zone.

[loosey101]

Quote: Originally Posted by noshun

I for one have nothing against scott whatsoever. game design isn't easy, I should know; its my major. hopefully this leads to scott being more open-minded. seeing viewpoints from others that may or may not differ from yours can help one think, see more and create more outside of ones own comfort zone.

Exactly what I'm feeling.


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