Heroes,It is with mixed feelings that I'm announcing my departure from Fatshark.I joined in late 2012 when I was only 19 years old, and have been a part of nearly every game we've released since then. I started off as a QA Intern, with zero experience and lots of curiosity. I quickly realised that I was right at home in a great place to both learn and grow.During my time here I've been blessed with lots of fantastic opportunities, many of which I would've never expected. I've been given the chance to represent Fatshark and our games both to players and press. Through travelling to various events. Through our livestreams on Twitch with our great stream team. And by spending time just reading community discussions, replying when I felt I had something to say. Then there were all the little and silly things. Like making April Fool's trailers (sorry!) or playing some guitar on the new Inn Music for Stromdorf (again.. sorry!). The moments where someone had a crazy idea and we just went with it and had some fun.Connecting with all of you has been such a joy. I cannot put in to words my excitement when we held a livestream to celebrate the launch of Vermintide and over two thousand people tuned in. TWO. THOUSAND. We barely knew what we were doing! Getting to meet players at events like Gamescom and PAX have also been some of the best moments of my time here.No community is perfect, but I'm genuinely convinced that Vermintide has one of the very best ones out there. The sheer amount of helpfulness and comradery we witness here on a daily basis is so incredibly heartwarming. It makes us go the extra mile to deliver the best we can with every release. And beyond that, it's been especially exciting to see the content coming back from you all as well: artwork, videos and even fan-sites!I view Fatshark as one of the absolute best game studios to work at. From day one I've been met with an incredible amount of helpfulness, respect and trust. Leaving the team behind has definitely been one of the toughest decisions of my life.I'm super proud of everything we've accomplished with Vermintide over the last couple of years and can't wait to see what's next for Fatshark - this time, as a player.To all of you reading this, thank you so much for letting me be a part of this community and for all your passion for our games. When days are long and the work is slow, you make it all worth it.To my brilliant colleagues at Fatshark, thanks for believing in me and giving me all these fantastic opportunities. I'll always be grateful for my time with each and every one of you.And to Bardin, I hope you get a chance to reunite with Cousin Okri some day.Thanks again,LiVamProducerPS: I'll be around for a few days longer so I'll pop by this thread and answer any questions you may have :)Should you wish to follow my future adventures you can find me on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/LiVamx