Star Wars: The Old Republic lead designer Daniel Erickson has left BioWare. Erickson made the news official on Twitter, writing “As part of leaving BioWare I'm officially starting a twitter account for job hunt and design thoughts.”
Erickson previously sparked speculation about his departure after adding "actively looking for new opportunities" to his LinkedIn page last month. He follows recent BioWare departures including The Old Republic executive producer Rich Vogel, who left BioWare in July, as well as BioWare co-founders Ray Muzyka and Greg Zeschuck, who retired from the company last month.
Star Wars: The Old Republic will transition to free-to-play later this year. Update 1.4, which adds a new high-level operation in addition to new armor went live last last week. For a full list of all the changes, see our Star Wars: The Old Republic wiki guide.
IGN wishes Erickson the best of luck in whatever he moves onto next.
Source: Joystiq
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