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BioWare Done Releasing New Content For Mass Effect 3 Multiplayer
After a year of delivering updates and content for Mass Effect 3 multiplayer fans, BioWare has announced that they have reached the end. However, the game's servers will remain indefinitely.
Mass Effect senior producer Jonathan Warner delivered the news in a blog post:
Hi Everyone,
My name is Jonathan Warner; I'm the Senior Producer on the Mass Effect franchise. I joined the Mass Effect Team when we launched ME3 and our Multiplayer Service and it has been a wonderful, wild ride!
It has been our pleasure to run and support this service for over a year now and provide the maps, kits, gear, and weapons that we all love. I wanted to thank everyone who played Mass Effect 3 Multiplayer, and participated in our challenges and events. You have made working on it a real pleasure.
After a solid year of dedicated service, we are now turning our attention to new projects and endeavors, but Mass Effect 3 Multiplayer will live on. Our challenge system and N7 HQ will be maintained and looked after.
Thank you again and we look forward to seeing you online!
Jonathan
[Thanks to GI reader Jonathan Montano for the news tip.]
Source: BioWare
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