Comments on: War never changes? It is an EA-scalating problem!

By: Michael4576

Michael4576 — Fri, 25 Jan 2019 12:57:06 +0000

EA, Killer of games
whatever
EA, Killer of games
whatever they acquire will turn to dust.

By: odizzido2

odizzido2 — Fri, 25 Jan 2019 08:26:08 +0000

I hope EA just goes out of
I hope EA just goes out of business. They're a cancer of the game industry, consuming perfectly good studios, leaving nothing but awfulness behind.

By: Jeremy Hellstrom

Jeremy Hellstrom — Fri, 25 Jan 2019 05:27:03 +0000

In reply to Gustation. You are not wrong, but i have

You are not wrong, but i have wonderful memories of single shotting the walkers.

Vietnam on the other hand ....

By: Jeremy Hellstrom

Jeremy Hellstrom — Fri, 25 Jan 2019 05:26:23 +0000

In reply to spartibus. I, for one, resemble that

I, for one, resemble that remark.

By: Gustation

Gustation — Fri, 25 Jan 2019 03:44:59 +0000

Battlefield 2142 was a
Battlefield 2142 was a steaming pile of buggy hell.
I didn’t expect this to be different, so I didn’t treat it
as though.
EA is like Charter Cable.
Not allowed in my house.

By: spartibus

spartibus — Fri, 25 Jan 2019 02:21:49 +0000

“Don’t buy the game” -Patrick
“Don’t buy the game” -Patrick Soderlund

Looks like some people listened.

By: UnfinishedGamesAndCrappyADsThatAllAreFoistedUponUs

UnfinishedGamesAndCrappyADsThatAllAreFoistedUponUs — Fri, 25 Jan 2019 00:29:37 +0000

In your “Tech Talk”
In your “Tech Talk” section:

“• As netizens, devs scream bloody murder over Chrome ad-block block, Googlers insist: It’s not set in stone (yet) @ The Register”

Looks like Google is up to its usual EVIL again! Just like Google always is and was from the beginning, EVIL!

Also Wikichip’s website has been ruined by Google’s damn ads that cover up the Wikichip content. Wikichip needs to force all ads be anchored off to the side and not anchored over the top of the content. And even reporting the ad still does not prevent the ad’s client area from covering the Wikichip content.

Google and other Ad pushers need to be fined when their ad content covers any website content and the ad industry needs to add a required close button that makes the offending ad completely disappear from in front of the webpage content that the ad covers.

Really webpage ads need to be regulated and relegated to the left and right margins of any webpages with no other areas allowed to be used for any AD content! Ad content should not be allowed more than about 35K of download size, script included, so as to not eat up anyones bandwidth caps!

On the gaming subject:

The Games Makers are becoming like little ISPs with all their nickel and diming efforts to get more cash for their greedy investors. I say give them a few business quarters of a deep resession and that’s what will happen as more folks grow tired of throwing their money into those bottomless cash pits the games makers have created.

By: Anonymously Anonymous

Anonymously Anonymous — Thu, 24 Jan 2019 23:51:40 +0000

I honestly think this is
I honestly think this is entirely EA's fault. Dice is more than capable of making a great game, but much like all other games under EA, they are basically shit upon by EA in some form or fashion. As Jim Sterling has pointed out time and again, EA is bowing to the shareholders because they have set a precedent of an unsustainable business model,which in turn means EA puts pressure on all of their studios to make their games the next Fifa.

By: Isaac Johnson

Isaac Johnson — Thu, 24 Jan 2019 23:42:48 +0000

As soon as the priority
As soon as the priority shifted from ‘let’s try and make the best games possible’ to ‘let’s try and make as much money as possible’ the entire game industry has been going downhill.

And as long as the average moron keeps buying loot boxes and micro-transactions and paying for games before they’re finished and, even worse, paying for future DLC when even the developers don’t know what that DLC is going to be, it’s never gonna change.