Development of The Division 3 continues even though the executive producer has left
Division 3 Massive Entertainment – The journey of The Division series has not always been smooth for the development studio, Massive Entertainment. Fredrik Brönjemark as Senior Producer describes the challenge of managing a live-service game as driving a bus where everyone on the bus (in this case the players) has an opinion about which direction to go.
In previous news, news emerged that one of the Executive Producers in The Division 3 had officially left the development team. This makes fans worried about the fate of the game. Even so, it turns out that the development of the game will still continue even though the Executive Producer has now left. Are you serious?!
Massive Entertainment Reveals Development of The Division 3 is Still Continuing
You need to know, Julian Gerighty as Executive Producer left Massive Entertainment to join the Battlefield team at EA. However, Brönjemark emphasized in a Gameindustry.biz interview that Julian’s departure did not disrupt the development team’s work process at all. That’s because the roadmap for The Division 3 was planned and determined long beforehand.
Currently, the development team implements two work lines simultaneously where one team focuses on working on content for games that are already running, while the other team is busy building the next game. The two regularly exchange notes about what is working and what needs to be improved, so that the development process is mutually reinforcing.
Yannick Banchereau as Creative Director also said that Massive now works in a much more structured way, especially in facing technical challenges. He emphasized the importance of allocating time and resources wisely to update legacy code and reduce tech debt.
Are Developers Interested in Making The Division Series into a Free-to-Play Game?
Although the current trend in the gaming industry is turning towards models free to play In order to reach more players, Massive is sticking to their business strategy for The Division series.
Developer Massive briefly considered such a transition, but ultimately decided that the move “never made sense” because a change in business model would force them to completely change the foundation of game design.
Banchereau emphasized that the business model used now worked very well in the first two games. For this reason, Massive wants to maintain the quality of the playing experience so that it is not disturbed.
More than that, they highly value players who have been loyal for years and ensure that their way of making money does not damage the trust that has been built over more than a decade.
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