Mass Effect 3 veteran said the director was “not very satisfied with me”

Composer Jack Wall wrote music for Mass Effect and Mass Effect 2, but he did not return Mass Effect 3 and has not worked with developer BioWare since then. What to give? We don't know the whole story, but Wall said in an interview that Mass Effect Director Casey Hudson “in the end, it's not particularly happy with me.”

Despite this, Wall told guardian He was “proud” for the score of that game, continuing to point out that even if the entire game was not as progressed as (Hudson) wanted, it also received a BAFTA nomination. Mass Effect 3 music was made by Sascha Dikiciyan , written by teams such as Sam Hulick, Christopher Lennertz, Cris Cris Velasco and Clint Mansell.

Wall discusses tension with Hudson sounds like a tense relationship, admitting: “What happened is the fact; it's just part of the deal.” But this kind of work experience comes to the wall Said to be rare. “It's a few times in my career, it's been a tough time, but that's the truth,” he said.

As for Hudson He left Bioware after the disappointing national anthem was released. He started a studio that made new IP The game was cancelled and the studio was closed.

Also in the interview, Wall discussed Mass Effect 2 suicide missionsaying help is “the biggest thought I've ever done in my life – King.” He said the developer was “scamdled and tried to finish the game” so he didn't help much with music. But he praised Bioware's developers for eventually turning to something special.

“In order to make it work, they had to do a lot of massages, but they did…the result was still one of the best finale sequences for the game I've played. It was worth the effort,” he said.

After Mass Effect 2, Wall started his work on his Call of Duty series from 2015's Black Ops 3. He also wrote music for Black Ops 4, Black Ops Cold War, Call of Duty: Vanguard: Modern Warfare 3 in 2023 and Black. OPS 6 is recently.

As for the mass effect series, the bio-composition is Now working on the next entry in the franchise. The last game in the studio, Dragon Age: Veil, failed to meet EA's expectations, resulting in layoffs.