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They shut down BioWare, my favorite studio from childhood and adolescence, the games of which I grew up on. The studio in Canada was founded by doctors, two of whom were Ukrainian. The list of how their games, their worlds, and the very fact of such a studio's existence, the founders' origins and professions affected me during my personal development would be very long. Even the fact that I trained as a doctor and then changed my field of work.
It was also the games of this studio that helped me with social adaptation. Traveling through worlds in their RPGs, I role-played models of social interaction, which helps a lot with ASD.
And now they've closed it. The studio had been declining slowly, and it was only a matter of time. It's a pity.
"For over 30 years BioWare was more than just a studio. It was a home for storytellers, developers, and players who breathed life into our worlds. Baldur's Gate. Neverwinter Nights. Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Dragon Age, Mass Effect, Anthem." — from BioWare's last post.
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