Ubisoft’s The Division 3 is moving ahead without executive producer Julian Gerighty, who recently left the company to join EA to work on the Battlefield franchise. At the time, Ubisoft told fans they needn’t worry about The Division 3 losing him, and now senior producer Fredrik Brönjemark has echoed that sentiment, saying the roadmap for The Division 3 had been “planned and secured for some time already.”

“Julian’s departure isn’t a distraction. We’re happy for him and obviously sad to see him go. He was a friend. But as far as The Division 3 goes, we have our future and our roadmap that is already secure, and we know exactly where we are going and exactly what we want to do,” Brönjemark told GI.biz.

The Division 2 creative director Yannick Banchereau went on to say he has “zero doubt” that The Division will remain popular for at least another decade.

Continue Reading at GameSpot Ubisoft’s The Division 3 is moving ahead without executive producer Julian Gerighty, who recently left the company to join EA to work on the Battlefield franchise. At the time, Ubisoft told fans they needn’t worry about The Division 3 losing him, and now senior producer Fredrik Brönjemark has echoed that sentiment, saying the roadmap for The Division 3 had been “planned and secured for some time already.””Julian’s departure isn’t a distraction. We’re happy for him and obviously sad to see him go. He was a friend. But as far as The Division 3 goes, we have our future and our roadmap that is already secure, and we know exactly where we are going and exactly what we want to do,” Brönjemark told GI.biz.The Division 2 creative director Yannick Banchereau went on to say he has “zero doubt” that The Division will remain popular for at least another decade.Continue Reading at GameSpot  Read MoreGameSpot – All Content