Around 1982, Toy's attention to "Rogue" and computer games caused him to suffer poor academic performance, and he was kicked out of the school, shortly finding employment at University of California, Berkeley (UCB) in their computer lab. Toy took the "Rogue" code with him to continue its development. Wichman, still enrolled at UCSC, continued to help develop "Rogue" for a time, such as adding armor elements, but the logistics of working over the distance made it difficult for him to keep up, and he let Toy fully take over development.