That's why the name came up when Snowman mentioned EA.
They've already been EA when they made Dragon Age: Origins, and given how you're listing that one as a prime example for how a Dark Heresy CRPG should look like ... well!
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How that turned out once EA took over.. well. Dragon Age 2. There's not really much more to say on that.
Much of the development of Mass Effect 2 also took place before EA took over, but it suffered the effects harder, most notable in the sub-par DLCs (poorly integrated additional companions, anyone?). Mass Effect 3 was entirely an EAWare product, though, and.. well. Yeah, again, not much more to say on that.
Sufficient to say is that you can't expect EAWare to produce anything resembling quality any more. For whatever reason, EA seems to really have entrenched themselves in the "We ruin everything we touch"-territory. It was really looking like they were going to change for a while, but then.. they didn't.