Activision Blizzard just can't catch a break. Blizzard Entertainment, in particular, keeps on losing talent. Now, one of its most prominent members couldn't help but air his grievances.
World of Warcraft producer, Adam Glaxigrav, went on Twitter to air Blizzard's dirty laundry, blaming the company's stance on remote work as the reason why it keeps on losing "amazing talent."
As Adam puts it simply, the development team can't "make better Dragonsflights...if we get rid of everyone who made it."
This isn't isolated within Blizzard. Christina Pollock, a programmer for Call of Duty, claims this is a problem within Activision Blizzard King, which implies that the company is in much rougher shape than most people thought.
It's unclear how Microsoft will solve this as it closes in on completing its $70 billion purchase of the company. It's a problem worth keeping an eye on, especially since it's a bigger issue than expected.